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INCORPORATED 1890, SIDNEY TUTTLE, Vice-President.

SPRING| | WHOLESALE ———
of 1903 | | == CATALOGUE

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NUMBER 2 TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS,
89th EDITION ROSES, BULBS, GREENHOUSE
AND BEDDING PLANTS, etc.
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passenger depot. $215 NORTH PARK STREET

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SEE COPY STATE ENTQMOLOGIST’S CERTIFICATE, PAGE 24.

2 PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY,

SPRING, 1903.

E take pleasure in presenting herewith our trade list for the Spring of 1903, and
extending our sincere thanks to all our patrons, a continuance of whose orders we ©
endeavor to merit by honorable dealing, and supplying the best stock at reason-

able prices. Our stock is of the best quality, young, thrifty, and graded to the highest
standard.

We desire to call special attention to the extent and completeness of our stock, both
in Fruit and Ornamental Departments, which with careful grading and packing, as well
as our personal attention to every detail of the business, is worthy the consideration of
our customers, to whom we guarantee reasonable satisfaction in every case.

With our large storage cellars and packing houses, and system of water-works, dis-
tributing water to all parts of our packing grounds, we feel that our facilities for the
careful and proper handling of nursery stock are very complete.

Our nurseries have been properly inspected by the State Entomologist, as will be
seen by his certificate on last page of this catalogue.

Our shipping facilities are unexcelled. Bloomington being an important railroad

center, we are able to forward promptly to all sections. With the Illinois Central R. R.,
Chicago & Alton R. R., Lake Erie & Western R. R., and the C., C.,C. & St. L. R. R. (Big
Four), and their branches, we have direct communication with Chicago, St. Louis, Cin-

cinnati, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Dubuque, Cairo and LaFayette by daily freight trains —

without transfer. On account of our unusual facilities we are also enabled to obtain
very low freight rates to all points. We ship with flattering results to Australia, Mexico,
New Zealand, Nova Scotia, Oregon, Washington, California, Maine, and all the other
states in the Union. | :
We exercise the greatest care to have all articles true to name.
PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

Terms of Payment—Cash, satisfactory security, or references before shipment of stock. All orders to
be sent by express, “C. O. D.”? must be accompanied by ONE-FOURTH THE AMOUNT IN CASH. ‘

Remit by Postal or Express Money Orders, Bank Drafts on New York, Chicago or St. Louis, payable to ~

order of PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY, or currency by express prepaid.
Orders and Conditions of Sale—Please order EARLY, with order legible and separate from body of
letter, with name of Postoffice, County and State. and how you wish packages directed on the ORDER.
Long specified lists are subject to special prices. Needed specifications as to age, size, style, etc., state
on the order, to save the trouble of referring to previous correspondence.
Particular varieties named in order furnished as far as practicable. Orders forbidding substitution
we fillso far only as we can Supply the sorts specified.
Prices—All articles listed in this catalogue will be furnished to the trade at prices quoted, regardless of

quantity ordered; except where items are quoted by the 1,000, not less than 500 will be furnished at1,000

rates.

Packing—Prices do not include packing. Packing carefully done in boxes mostly, sometimes in bales
or parcels, for which we charge moderately; for large boxes, 8 or 9 feet by 2%, three of which usually hold
1,000 5 to 6-feet apple—$2.50 each, and in proportion for larger or smaller boxes. NO CHARGE FOR DE-
LIVERING AT RAILROAD, EXPRESS, OR POSTOFFICE HERE. On lots.by mail, postage and packing
extra. Trees per carload, when loaded in bulk in box cars, no additional charge for loading and packing
in car. When flat cars are used and boarded up, we charge for additional labor, lumber and material
used,

Shipping—We usually commence shipping in the Spring about March 10.

We prefer parties ordering should indicate the route by which they wish stock sent. In absence of

particular directions, we forward to the best of our judgment; but in no case do we assume any responsi-
bility after consignment to purchaser, unless for our own mistakes. When losses occur by detention en
route, claims should be made on the carriers immediately.

It is our custom, when sufficient time is given, to obtain through Freight or Express Rates on all |

Shipments. :

To our customers at a distance we would state that the postal rate on Trees and Plants has been
reduced from 16 cents to 8 cents per pound, and can be shipped in any number of four-pound packages
to one address. We ship a great many root grafts, seedlings, cions, greenhouse plants, etc., in this way.

Ge Direct all letters to PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY, P. O. BOX 625, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS.

SPRING, 1903,

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. FRUIT DEPARTMENT.

For complete list of varieties, with description, see General Descriptive Catalogue. Except mentioned,
prices are for first-class stock. 100 1000
. Senet STANDARD, SLOPE Epo MOAN cone: oc vr ss Listed da SRE SREP ae REISE, o Leet aid Sek oo Le anes wees $3.50 $30.00

2105 HEC M6 TOs INCHS 2 YEAS. Geer cc ccs ccs sae oc cece cb act cceeevene secs 6.00 50.00
| = as BOO FECL, 9G LO) oe INCH, 2 AHG/S VOAEG. wasenilas cise rete ces desctescclesl aes 9.00 80.00
3 “ se Hite miece aneh- and wp, 2'and 3 YeAeS: =... o- fence ke csc leaeenencbeses 12.00 100.00
y =< ie 4 Len Peet: Ye tOlg ANC, 2 YEAS... oc: «. fetes tas a eros well eos Siam geas eee Sete oece $500) 2 ease
3 “ DOL Te he ScstOrs ne ITG Ire Vea CSis .oosc . MME eeu o ee cee eases eae dec Bhs eceece be 10:00°2 eee
: “ eee tory teers eames and pee years: ©... ees). Le, aber et kee obese ches 12:00 Sear
fs BELAWARE BED WINTHER—S to 4 Feet, 2 YEARS isi. icc eee secu es cette access cece ens 0.00) tee Pee ee
eS a < ts 4 to's feet, 46 to Seine, 2 Years... oo sc. wo. eo ane cee eee 8.00 .....
es * s ee Sto'Gfeet, 56: to PeimGhs 2 PEAS oF ees ods is cs ccs owes 10:0042 42
aE fe * ee Sto feet, . inciane Upss YOARSex 6c ur esc face vests 12.00 Bans

es Astrachan Red, Arkansas Black, Caroline Red June, English Golden Russet,Lim-

ber Twig, Missouri Pippin, Newtown Pippin, Roman Stem, Willow Twig, Wolf
mvet and Yeuow Eransparent, 3 to +feet . sho. fie aee sl. Oe Si ew h cian eaewencecees 5.00 40.00
Es a <6 a 4 to: Srieet;, 2860: 56 imei 6d: Hs eh ose 5s. Seen beeen 8.00 60.00
e Bs “ ae NtOG LECT, sees, SIPC re Oe dl Oo amoaie ce Ses Sats 12.00 100.00
te ss a pe 3-tO-7 feet, Semen AME VWp..c. oo. Is ou ee er aeles weed 14.00 120.00

. WINTER BANANA—This valuable new variety originated on the farm of D. M.

Flory, Cass Co.,Ind., and was introduced by us several years since. Fruit
large, unusually handsome. Quality excellent; of exquisite flavor and a

good keeper. Tree hardy and a prolific bearer, 3 to 4 feet, 2 years................ 8.00 Baoan
‘B 4to5 feet, % to % inch, 2 years..... .... Ue: 5, RERPT Rtn wcenareear ears treretole SNe ae ies eae . 10.00
a 5 to 6 feet, % to % inch, ae eS Se IRE <<): GE eth TERED Si ce at le AR nn rh ol 12.00 cae
a is Bey ETC ICH ANOS ow es ooo. fi. SRS Sos Soe ce boos es bene es coe bee csnbe seas 15N0Qe ees
tf BISMARCK—The wonderful new dwarf Soars. Bearsata wees early age, unusu-
| Dene GVe Sentir tALee. oy VCAUS. A CO OCU cs ice suena meee Wee? wc gece ec eaeleese ce, 1D.00? S225.
" t LONE Tee tee ey ee eee eee Nok le cate ae ek hate 1S200R—) Sree
tt DWARF —Ben Davis, Baldwin, Duchess of Oldenburg, Maiden’s Blush, Wealthy,
4 Wiehe tiver Yellow. Transparent, 210.3 feCt is a5. Geos See Se Shwe 125008 eee sec
: 6 “ Spa FECL as esc as Bose eR 15.00 aes

te We have a very nice lot of apples, 2 years, 2 to3 feet, in general assortment. They are a bargain.
Price, per 100, $2.50; per 1000, $20.00.

Leading Sorts of Standard Apple Trees.

Summer--Benoni, Coles Quince, Carpenter’s Horse, Duchess of Oldenburg, Early Harvest, Early Joe,
Early Red Streak, Early Pound Royal, Golden Sweet, Keswick Codlin, Sops ot Wine, Summer Belle,
Sweet June, Yellow May, etc.

Autumn—Alexander, Autumn Strawberry, Bailey’s Sweet, Buckingham or Fall Queen, Carter’s Blue,
Colvert, Chenango Strawberry, Fall Pippin, Fall Stripe, Fall Wine Sap, Fameuse, Fulton, Gravenstein,
Haas Queen, Hubbardson’s Nonesuch, Jersey Sweet, Lowell, Maiden’s Blush, Porter, Rambo, Ramsdell’s
Sweet, Smokehouse, Stannard, Sweet Pear, Sweet Russet, Twenty Ounce, Wealthy, etc.

Winter—Aiken, Baldwin, Ben Davis, Belleflower Yellow, Carthouse or Little Romanite,Clayton, Detroit
Red, Delaware Red Winter, Esopus Spitzenburg, Fallowater, Flora Bell, Grimes’ Golden Pippin, Gano,
Huntsman’s Favorite, Hawley, Ingram, Isham’s Sweet, Iowa Blush, Janet, Jonathan, Kentucky Red
Streak, King of Tompkin's Co., Lawver, Longfield, Lansingburg, Mann, Milam, Minkler, Missouri Superior,
McMahon’s White, Mammoth Black Twig, Northwestern Greening, Nickajack, Northern Spy, Pryor’s
Red, Price’s Sweet, Plumb’s Cider, Pewaukee, Red Beitigheimer, Rhemish May, Rome Beauty, Rhode
Island Greening, Rock Pippin, Seek-no-Further, Shockley, Salome, Sutton Beauty, Smith’s Cider, Striped

} Sweet Pippin, Stark, Striped Vandevere Pippin, Sutton Beauty, Talman Sweet, Utter’s Large Red, Virginia
Greening, Walbridge, Wagner, White Winter Pearmain, White Pippin, Wine Sap, Yates, York Im-
périal, etc.

~ Crab—Alaska, Gen. Grant, Gideon’s No. 4, Hughes Virginia, Hyslop, Irish Peach, Martha, Minnesota,
Northfield Beauty, Orange, Quaker Beauty, Red Siberian, Tetofsky, Transcendent, Van Wyck, Whitney’s

No. 20, Yellow Siberian, etc.

100 1000

ae TONE: REO NUS Soreness a cise oo Hiuistwlacy nese epics eceasles Soe cate ce esas $25.00 35.255.
Extra quality, 5 to7 feet, % inch and up, leading varieties.............. 18.00 $150.00

6 “s First quality, 5 to 6 feet, % to % inch, leading varieties ................. 15.00 125.00

ss ee #5 Ate Leet warm RCO MICE ELCES. .. Bigsacy ce ccitics a> seas bcecices's oo umeuen ae se 12.00 100.00

“ Bf STGMSECET AMOSEDY DEAT MCM ns... deieale eat weve ace suede se¥c ev dieses ieee 8.00 60.00

ss 3 BARTIETT extra quality, 5'to / feet, incl and up.... 02. 6°. ess sees 2008 4h 8)...

“ “ J. BMitst quality, to 6 feereds tose inch ..0. ens eels fae Lis OD cS

“ “ x St 4 ECE, MOStly. DF AMGMGM. ses lets eee cle ececte sash’ 10.00 80.00

“ “ f BiG SACCE, WIS. ¢ | Batak eeaiea te cde wis ls seis er ww anit 3008 fale 6.00 50.00

4 PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY,

PEAR—Continued. is ‘ibe

7 feet, % ineGh and aps..: seu <: .2 sk. skp keeeeaees eee $30.00 sh thee

as 4 to 6 Fece 56 £0. 321NCH . 2. cece cs ees w ws soe > ee eee 23.00 sae

ss a aC 4 tod feet, yea temnipee. au ge tic be dele okaheels petben en reaeeioe See OLD eee
2 es es 3 to 4 feet, 1 year whips, very y fine wide ode Ree eee eee 15.0055 see
i A KELFFER’S HYBRID, extra quality, 5 to 7 feet, % inch and up........ 17.00 $150.00
s me Ms First quality, 5to 6 feet, % to ¥% inch .............. 14.00 120.00
ec A ee Medium;,4 to 5feet;4 to 56 inch... eae ee 12.00 100.00
nee ee - Branched,3 to 4:feets. ..ss:(22 0) hp ce bee eee 10.00 80.00
SS ae LONG WORTH’S NO. 1, 4 to 5 feet (See description below)...........,...: 20 00S ee
“4 i at ch 3.t0.4 FEO ieee bite J)... SS A Sa pee eee 20.00 ig bas
se “6 &s 2 to 3 f66£, WHIPS Jai7 2. ni. Gene cant eee ee eee 15.00 Bee
a es ROSSNEY, 5 to 7 feet, first-class, 4% inch and up.. =e Peters eh a scas
ee 2 cs 4 to 6 feet, % to % inch (See agEeenS oF DEloW Seabee see 20.0052 ees
3 es ge 40:5 TE Ct. cs... ites Se Fads le ech ek OS cages ie ore ee eee 1807s
“ “ ae $-to 4 feet... .... Fecieevk dew Meese a Soe, Ge ee eee 15.00% Soe
ss = HENRY—New winter variety, 5 to7 feet... .....cne ve oust oe dee eee 20-00: SBisece
i uC ~ 4'to 6 Teeta.. . 5. RES areas ak a cc ts os be oes eee eee -20.00 a oc
Ss DWARF —3'to4 feet, 3 inch and up, leading varieties o.....0.%.. . cen: cane wees eee eee - 10.00 90.00
a “ 2 too teet,.o to3% inch, lead ime vVaniebieS.-... ccc .ee eee a ces 8.00 Soe
‘s Z: L.B. de JERSEY and DUCHESS de ANGOULEME, 5to7ft., strong,3 yrs 15.00 ake

The Following are Our Leading Sorts of Standard Pears:

BARTLETT, BARTLETT-SECKEL, BELLE LUCRATIVE, BESSEMIANKI, BEURRE BOSC, BEURRE
CLAIRGEAU, BEURRE EASTER. BEURRE D’ANJOU, BUFFUM, CLAPP’S FAVORITE, DANAS HOVEY,
DOYENNE BOUSSOCK, DUCHESS D’ANGOULEME, DOYENNE DE ETE, DUCHESS DE BORDEAUX.
EARLY HARVEST, FREDERICK CLAPP, FLEMISH BEAOTY, GARBER’S HYBRID, GOODALE,
HOWELL, IDAHO, KEIFFER’S HYBRID, KOONCE, LOUISE BONNE D’JERSEY, LAWRENCE, LAW-
SON, LE CONTE, MANNING’S ELIZABETH, MT. VERNON, ONONDAGA, OSBAND’S SUMMER, PETITE
MARGUERITE, PRESIDENT DROUARD, SHELDON, SECKEL, SOUVENIR DU CONGRESS, TYSON,
VERMONT BEAUTY, VICAR OF WINKFIELD, WASHINGTON EARLY, etc.

The Following are Our Leading Sorts of Dwarf Pears:
-BEURRE D’ANJOU, CLAPP’S FAVORITE, DUCHESS D’ANGOULEME, EARLY HARVEST, FLEMISH
BEAUTY, HOWELL, IDAHO, KEIFFER’S HYBRID, LOUISE BONNE D’JERSEY, MT. VERNON, SECKEL,

TYSON, VICAR OF WINKFIELD, etc.
3 ROSSNEY PEAR.

The best and handsomest pear yet produced. Hardy and productive. Ripens two weeks after Bart-

lett. Strong grower. Luther Burbank, the most noted horticulturist of the age, says under date of Oc-—
tober 5, 1895: ‘‘The samples of Rossney Pear arrived in due season. The large size, handsome form, and

creamy yellow skin with crimson blush gives the fruit a tempting appearance; and the tender, creamy
flesh, of just the righttexture, with no hard spots and an unusually small core, with its superior flavor;

makes it about the best pearso farseen. If thetree is vigorous, healthy and productive, would prefer it.

to any other, even the standards, Bartlett or Seckel.”” See price above.

LONGWORTH’S No. 1 PEAR.
The Pear for the Northwest.

This is a very hardy Seedling Pear of recent introduction; originated at Dubuque, Iowa, and was
grown from seed some forty years since by the veteran nurseryman and horticulturist, Wm. Longworth.
The tree is a strong, upright grower, entirely FREE FROM BLIGHT, and an enormous bearer. Fruit,
medium to large, nearly round; skin yellow with warm blush on the sunny side; flesh rather coarse,
juicy, sugary, good flavor. Ripens from first to middle of September.

Having thoroughly tested this variety, we haveno hesitancy in recommending it to the pablic for gen-

eral planting. This pear has withstood our severest winters without the slightest injury, while other

varieties were frozen tothe ground. Being free from blightand EXTREMELY HARDY, it isa very de-

sirable variety, and should be planted largely. See price above.

100 - 1€00

PLUM—0n Plum; 5-to 7 feet; 3 in ang Up ...2.... 6. Wei ee eck eee eee aiepee $27.50 $250.00
sf 4 to 6 feet, ‘ss [Coe 4 tt Oe Penn’ 8 Menem Se eS nas 22.50 200.00

“ ek se 3to'4 TECt, YE £0. 36 TN. ce cinc.s sees» Gomes end Sais nee RO ee ee ee ee 20.00 175.00

“ os 8 to 4 feet, mostly branched ..... #.c5ac. eee 15.00 140.00

ABUNDANCE, BURBANK, BOTAN, BRADSHAW, BEAUTY OF NAPLES, CHENEY, CLIMAX,
DESOTA, DAMSON, GERMAN PRUNE, GEUII, GOLD DROP, HAWKEYE, IMPERIAL GAGE, LOMBARD,
MOORES ARCTIC, NIAGARA, POTTAWATTOMIE, PRINCE OF WALES, QUACKENBOSS, ROBINSON,
REINE CLAUDE, RED JUNE, SATSUMA, SHIPPERS’ PRIDE, SULTAN, SARATOGA, SHROPSHIRE
DAMSON, TATGE, WILLARD, WASHINGTON, WICKSON, WYANT, WILD GOOSE, YELLOW EGG, etc.

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BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS. 7 5

2 CHERRY.
100 1000
CHERRY—SOUR VARTE TERS: 6 £0 7 feet, Linch and up,very.fine, 2 years........ «22. .ss0s- $30.00 $250.00
ss 5 to 6 feet, % inchand up,2 years......... SF aac Se Sees ceo ape 25.00 225.00
“ “ es ATOTREEE, 56:0), INCHRES VICAUS = oi cee. ss cs von Sion Joviaoens 20.00 180.00
LeEbeste = = SPOASCEL, DEAUCHCO , Zaye AGS... <2 cee. wees rina = ees 15.00 140.00
* eS ae 2 Ae ee EDL ANCHE CO Meee ee ce. Berets se we eo bw Pa ieee 10.00 80.00
= SV inn ARMS. ote 6 feet, Sinch ardaips 2 years, .2: oe... iat sec de oa Se: 30:00", =. fos ees
ce 2: AiO ECE. 24, tO 3, ANCH apne ALS ee acs nee ee Senet coer 25 00 ae
“ es stot feet: branched Biyears*t.. ee ee ee ee ee OO ee

Leading Sorts of Cherry:

Sour Varieties—Belle Magnifique, Early Richmond, English Morello, May Duke, Belle de Choisey, Em-
press Eugenie, Reine Hortense, Montmorency, Nelson’s Kentish, Royal Duke, Olivet, Late Duke, Wragg,
Northwest, Louis Phillippe, Ostheim, Dye House, etc.

Sweet Varieties—Black Tartarian, Elton, Gov. Wood, Yellow Spanish, Rockport Bigarreau, Schmidt’s
Bigarreau, Windsor, Napoleon Bigarreau, Luelling, etc.

(= We have an unusually fine lot of Early Richmond Cherry.

100 1000

PEACH EOISPCE GAT SE CI ASS AVC YMeS Le VCAT son oi. Dees awa wc Sans klcne oaks Sis unahhy eB ee ealne ne $10.00 $80.00
: SoM feck ly ear. fet se aes ER OE IES. Re Sr Cais Gee ee 7.00 60.00

os ENRON RAN Loe A A cA Rg ele eee ee Sac pe vs 2) ny oe anes ans ETS icie oes noe Co PS ee ws ace 5.00 40.00

3: ELBERTA, 4 to6 feet.. ae SPE ci, Ee ate open ee! Ue RO aah Se IR Shes 10.00 90.00

es Van Buren’s Golden ee first ies Banc S. HAS Ce cing srr Oe Rati te aion we sate Laide: tee a eee 15.00) =" Axe

as Blood-leaved, very ornamental, excellent for pickling, 4to 6 feet.................... 10.00 —.....

es sig % i ts BbO 4 FECES sss Set SEN went e See boiscedcss asses 8.00 eee

Leading Sorts of Peaches from Our List:

Alexander, Amsden, Beer’s Smock, Champion, Chinese Cling, Crosby, Early Barnard, Early Canada
Early Crawford, Elberta, Fitzgerald, Foster, Globe, Gold Drop, Golden Mammoth, Goy. Garland, Greens-
boro, Heath Cling. Hill’s Chili, Indian Blood Cling, Late Crawford, Lemon Cling, Marshall’s Late,
Mountain Rose, Muir, Old Mixon Cling, Old Mixon Free, Salway, Shoemaker, Sneed, Steadley, Stump
The World, Susquehanna, Triumph, Wager, Wheatland, Wonderful.

We have an excellent stock of Elberta Peach.

100 1000
APRICOT—Russian Aa PRONE a Met tOnG PESU- a6... santas wie Sachse eG saad-ciged ooo als Gat biaeles ceases DEC ees
2 + s SS gee fecha, SRM RE Oe Fa fs ni S Sasa x Sicée'y caini a vinisise Misia ote: ohelepia 7.00 $60.00
“ ‘§ e ss DUNE Et. Sas = his «ANE koe Sno ~ Aas ialas oo sss 5 Roce ee 5.00 40.00
Varieties of Apricots: Blenheim, Early Golden, Moorpark and Royal.
Russian varieties: Alexis, Alexander, Catherine, Gibb and Budd.
100
NECTARINE—4 A 95 SS. eo ee cree rng ee we At 2. rd wes DES es SIs Bald da o s(ke dia's wed Sewe Sene's $12.00
SB AE ee OG gee ee ee ee nas St 2 eye RS ee teas Se tye a aleelw een sv sib cule oy % @alelers 8.00
“ pat CVE I RES) CR Rete ak RS ea Pe RS OSES CSE cee ERs ee er ee Se ee 6.00
Varieties of Nectarines: Elruge, Hunt’s Tawney, PitmastonOrange,Stanwick. ~ is
QUINCE—Orange, Champioucand-Meeches? Prolific; 2GOBteer = a. ee onc abies ws win ven ngnoee $20.00
ob 2 ss 2% Hy) PLE Sh Rot a Ee ee re ee 25.00
MISCELLANEOUS.
ee 100 1000
ALMOND—Hard-shell, 4to6 feet.............. 2... Sah See ce eens a cee Sot fae aol ows = $12 000 ass. Ye
ee saa Poe) 5 DP Re) SO enn, See en RE — = 5 he BE a Sen ee 10.00 ge
Se = SE Oe Cea on a eee isaestecies soe Mere ee Fe ese as Seas wis tiene ee ees SOR oa). 5.
= SS ae Md ed CUNO HS ea te che ce ab ~ REE eS ina Ub ecele ena ve ca eg piven asudeces ss saas 1500s
«s Se EG OE eee ee, ee, RR non oe eo ite e aces Oeen ee 1 2r OO ee
DEWBERRY—LUCRETIA, Best of all Dewberries. The most valuable small fruit introduced
ANAC AAR ATT eVect Pe fee te eee os bas oc =. ERIE ace ce ccc cos cuss sectulocadeetencreaee 2.00 $10.00.
JUNEBERRY—DWARE) Shad bush, * Hdible fruit 2 to 3feet c.5 oe es Sn cee eee ete ec HOO ee anes :
MULBERRY-—Downing’s Everbearing and Hicks, 4 to 6:feet...... 0... c cece cee cece ee ne eee eens Sees 5 e502 :
eS WIC PE ROE (Ty oa igee Dee Shs (ST CV Ss ks eS 0 ee enn terrae 75 4.00)
a LEU TiS Sieh oly Wiig 5 pa eh! be oO re 0 Sa ee, el a es A eas ee SE RPE oe .50 3.00)
= = Met te CORO AN CHES trics Pacties Re oo se wica we os Se . SEES Tatas ae cela Got 73 4.00

5 pee Ehane plate eee Mme ie ee. | Se een, Sack ca cde vn sake sovss a eeget bane s eee 10°00

6 . PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY,

MISCELLANEOUS—Continued.
100 1000
PAWPAW—Northern Banana, 4 £06 Feet... 5. sc... Bese cc oc cece he bec ns gene oe ann 6 eee een $10.00. “*. es
PERSIMMON—Native, 2 years, 4 to 6 feet, transplanted ...... eee cee eee eee eee nett eee eens 10.00 A aES
HUCKLEBERRY—Well known, hardy and productive, 2 to3 feet....... 0... eee cee cece eee wee e nee 3.00 $25.00
CURRANTS.
100 1000
Black Naples Hest black: 2: VCATS: 0.524. .css conc heels + Saetwicwuivci wan ds goaees cosy eet o's snails =s eee an $3.50 eee
Cherry— years: reliable, well KnOwWn, Te .. 200.0: 51. stance ae deus tenes secur uvrccvscs =mgu NmRnniee 3.50 $30.00
Fay’s Prolific—2 years, new red, surpasses all other varieties in general good qualities... . 3.50 yeaee
Minignt’s Weare Reda? VC BS es chee ol his ee lye cinei ee s cm 3s ARE alee cise e vicie reise a s Oo <7 ciel erable et ee eee 3.50 30.00
Long Bunch Holland—2 years, the most popular red Variety.... 2... cee cc eee cece cece ee eee eens 3.00 * ae wanes
Pomona—New red—Very productive, now being planted largely by fruit growers, 2 years... 5.00. .....
Reed DG GCh— ay CaS ea em ey nace bse Sas Re asin acs « - Gigee Bene mie «tee mala aes Sains ee 3.00 25.00
a es LS ASR 6 beets RO SA see gS ee ere 20, knleun 6 o-e,e nip © seh eee 2.50 20.00
Vocssillaise—> VEarts. swell KNOW, TEM: ce cice ccc 50e «+++ scatanewer club qmp quan’ »aciciep s—6)saiiena eae 3.50 iakes
= Lb AST Se ee A SS A eg os ee ee __ a bettas die oie Gabiwie enya ais siniy antes 4 oth =, 5 meas eet er a.00"; Syeeae
WV ite Watch — 2 VOars anno. Sieve on Oe series Sag, Sees culaaes «odes sls asaatem Unb a viet hg ane) Ska ae ee 3.00 25.00
43 oe NYT ate ies Wate Cree eee s eines Sods cate ss Geneseo neers tceny wcege! @acens we oc ne Mee 5 alc) ne 20.00
; GOOSEBERRIES.
Magnificent stock of strong young plants. 100 1000
Downing?s Seedlinge—? years, Strong plants... ..... 2... <cdeeces siaccrecttiesc contd avatieaese ep taeue pee $8.60 $60.00
Crown Bob and White Smith—Choice English, 2 years =e 2... c.. cscs ccwecasy cee sages ol ope «mine pine
GINGEGR FIVE AUS Bae cae se ew eR alas ead oie oie are aS ts Ses 0.0 os SER Bs Wactale Teale wlSS alvie/ eee eahaen at oe 6.00 50.00
SATE COM OAS eo eee rin ee ne teeta oe fats icles om v crepiecpmeelste goke s ve ab Deo Wietae & canoe eee an 6.00 50.00
indastry— New, English-sort, large size, hardy, prolifiG;_2- Years... ciceco.t + m-rscu ctige oss ene aun 10:00.
Pearl—New, from Canada, free from mildew, large, very prolific. Strong grower,2years.... 8.00 .....
Red Jacket— (Josselyn)The best American red variety yet produced. Fruit large and of
soot quality, 4rce from mildew 2 y CarS 20... .teeawe Ss hwikee coke) deeeee ces tee Siem cena 10.00 80.00
BLACKBERRIES.
100 1000
“Mersereau—This early Mammoth ironclad blackberry originated in Northwestern New ;
York, where the mercury falls from 15 to 25 degrees below zero, and where it has
stood in open field culture for a great many years without the slightest protection
and has never been injured. It has proved hardy here, very prolific, and the fruit
is large, sweet, and of good color. We consider it superior to Snyder, our stand-
ardhereinthe West. It is hardy and quite as prolificas Snyder, and the fruit is
much larger and better. Unsurpassed as a keeper and shipper...... ...0.0.0.cecccacccees $3.00 $20.00
Early: King.—2rownll trom OGbs CW bEMIe Sono ks oxkic ht. Leen sed ano jaimwsie on cb sesen'cyevdieicen ae eee 1.50 12.00
Snyder—The berry of the West. Strong grower, very hardy, very productive. Never
fails to bear a full crop; seven acres yielded 43,000 quarts. First class................... 1.50 10.00
Early Harvest-—-erowa from Toot CHbEINGSs 6h 2525. 2. 5 < ostaecetade css venss cotaen pluyesee eee 1.50 12.00
Taylors. Prolitic—erown trom oot-Cukimgs, 5 o..048. . . Bee We eo id | hs kes SA ee eee 150th
Stone's Hardy—croO ws frome OOP Cutuines soc cucrec.. ss cteiewiccs tes cee inde. Ssebmece sees is pone 2.00 15.00
Erie—Very laree andivery Carly. Pe role sc cscs... eecne cue het eee oes fe ee 2 00 rede
Elderado—A mong the good points of this valuable new blackberry are great productive-
ness, hardiness, extra fine quality and sweetness of flavor: without core. The
berries are large, jet black, borne in clusters and ripen well together. Sweet.
melting, rich and pieasant to the taste. From all indicationsit is one of the best hlack-
DEFLICS: SOW. onic ea eee tae eee anaes Sa ana sas ooo Be ols Site wid nln dic “wees sud in oe arent ie eee asa ee
DEWBERRIES.
100 1000
Lucretia Dewherry—Best Of-aul. .<- 3 p.0 ooue in doesiet- os oss Bee ewe Win daw $2.00 $10.00
STRAWBERRIES.

We will furnish strawberry plants of the varieties marked a star (*) in 10,000 lots or over @ $2.25

per thousand. us
F 100 1000
Barton’s Eclipse—New, large, very ;roductive......... a8. 0 6 sljeeeee cers oe $ .50 $3.00

Brandywine—This is the handsomest berry grown. Fancy market variety of fine rich
flavor and large’size. .Itis ark red to the cen fee. 30 oes con: oes eens an coe eee -50 3.00

BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS. 1
STRAWBERRIES—Continued.
100 1000

*Beder Wood—Most productive. Considered the very best early variety........ ............ . 8 .50 $3.00
*Bubach’s No. 5—Very Strong, vigorous, and exceedingly StOcCKY......... cece cece eee eens cone cece .50 3.00
-Captain sack Vir OLOus Naty, VELYCCATLY. «con. a. cc cn aeeiesclsc eee aa ewselvecls ccgedscon cia seteese .50 3.00
*Crescent Seedling—Celebrated, wonderful bearer... ... 0.2... cece es cece eect ce cect nn eens ceeee cee 50 3.00
“Chas <vommne—Old Tellaple, Ole OF ENEtDESE.; 22.0%. . . hes secewa s cab dee cdea ccacepes sb ucweebeeneGes .50 3.00
Clyde—New. Abundant bearer, fruit large. Strong grower, succeeds everywhere........... .50 4.00
Enhance—Veuy produce vewell tested:and SatisfactoOryeres. ~.-s-cesceeue cece codes oes deen eeee .50 3.50
Haviland Seedling—Said to be the earliest large berry yet produced........... cece eee eee .50 .50
Jessie — EH Lom. Wisconsin: Lt has no GeLectS WOrth= NAMIE Ts: fees cccns eck oc ose cueec cous cbacee clecee .50 3.00
*Lovett’s Eariy— We consider this variety the very best early strawberry, both for home

use and market. Immense bearer. Very largeand firm. Anexcellent fertilizer...... .50 3.00
[Manchester—Vigorous, enormously productive, fruit large, firm, late..........................80. .50 3.50
*Ruby—One of the very best medium early berries we have; plant strong and vigorous; fruit

Hae Ante Rene da BXCe CUI SIWaprOMUClL VG cs «0... eu iacinods tje phe sities Gh cttw Cann bg ek acle wens .50 3.00
SENATOR DUNLAP—Introduced 1900, by Rev. J. R. Reasoner, Champaign County, Illinois. Is

in bearing here and has given the greatest sa.isfaction as to hardiness, productiveness

and quality. Blossoms perfect. Fruit generally large, bright, or slightly dark red, very

glossy, firm, a splendid keeper and shipper, and one of the best canning berries. Of the

DUNRarsT CL Clnteyn Dearie es wie ee en fe OI Se Hae CN anit SMe a tereva Seon wile Cate rou Sate Nooo ee 50 3.06
*Splendid—From Northern Illinois. The best berry for home market and table use yet

produced. Better and larger than Crescent and ripens one week earlier. Berries

even in size, all ripening about the same time. Very prolific. Flavor excellent.

Siaihicll ste Siees satrece Wc OG EP Se aero a ee a ee an a Re See ESE aoe .50 3.00
*Sharpless Seedling—Largest, most productive of all strawberries........ 0... 0.0... cece cece .50 3.00
Timbrell—Berries large to very large, dark crimson. Very firm, good shipper, plant

SEhOMeod Wl Me aru yame Ve ivE> PEO Gre Rte nierie sss keira s Ga os eet co Meeks csettecges secteur seseuas 50 3.50
*Warfield’s No. 2— Most highly esteemed for its large, uniform size and good shipping

Cells © Seater ee eet ee ste tirana ce ese ertee es oc BRM ss ascites Comes co uk nec ceteet sch oaeetwane, 50 3.00
WNSON Ss AIDAN Gt NOPM OLS DEArEIs Elia le caeuvan « stttaeee fe Sere meee a vets ecb eUledc ac cccceeceetes .50 3.50
*Wolverton-—From Canada. Oneofthe best. Berrieslarge. Fine grower, foliage very vig-

orous and free from blemish. A pollenizer of the strongest potency..................... 50 3.00

RASPBERRIES.
100 1000
Black Diamond—From Michigan 1901. Strong grower and hardy. Berry medium. Very

Awiee toes SMe TCC OM MCMC ea: ccc acts esleveg ase > » katate (o Adcle sake ee asicicha ccaebe yas ac aoemae weds $2.50 $20.00
Cuthbert—One of the best, most profitable berries for general planting; upright, very

Handy pLOuc: Truitt brilliant red. juicy, excellent Quality... ooo .cc5 ccs vac wines cence .50 4.00
Columbian—New—Deep purplish red, sweet and highly flavored; extra strong canes, won-

GERRI VeRPOOUGEny. Gs ObT yr Ian sec. haces. « . Menem Gn eS sithe coe ume ope ee Gye wre Somanes boas 2.00 12.00
Cumberland—The best black raspberry yet introduced. Berry larger than Gregg. Very firm

and a good shipper. Unusually productive. Hardy anda strong grower. Ripens with

COIR rave nai ain trees ee ns Se cin Ser Each niin cass nua, s & © 8 afeieeais aiausiainig i MalaL ase © pools shame Game b Ad cieae Ceiele Scie ae 2.50 20.00
Eureka—Very early and productive: fruit large strong grower. Hardy; an excellent mar-

LBS AV EPH ELE dos KER Ree Ss oc SRO GIRS | SASHES IGE ESUIBEIE: CUPRA St rE MO IDES SIS Rasen EPI aa 1.00 8.00
Gregg—RELIABLE, hardy, the very largest and most productive Black Cap.. wjatneke 1.00 8.00
Golden Queen—The best yellow raspberry yet introduced; vigorous, hardy, aad Hees engl

| ROVE TOE RES SY) OEE 0), Ee re ee 8 SS eR SR 2 Se ee PAU Saas See
Hilborn—New, Black Cap, superior quality, fruit large; very hardy; originatedin Canada... 1.00 8.00
Kansas—New; ripens just after Souhegan; berry as large or larger than the Gregg. Very

AES SIRS PENG ETE EVEN EUS CTR SRS BF 0S OS ne ee ae 1.00 6.00
Loudon—The best red raspberry yet introduced and the most productive. Large size,

DRS COlOm Men yin yerOOMe SMT DIET .0.' 5 «weenie <a cle Ha anlslee bets adcataceccge dlapos anon 1.50 10.00
Mammoth Cluster—Old and reliable, large Black Cap, tipS...........0 .. eee e cece eee cece eee eeee 1.00 6.00
Maller Wew, Geol thee ANU VerY) PEOGIICEIVEG’. «sicss +s + bebe svc an ac caciin S ecisd ge es, cine ease oh od algeiems 75 6.00
Nemeha—New, Black Cap, very hardy, ripens with Gregg and resembles itin fruit.......... 1.00 8.00
Older—Very hardy, vigorous and productive. Berries sweet and rich, of large size; jet

BiaGkerripens DELOLE GRC eration acct... septs eels sisal ss oe cer eee cE tT: oleae Vial tf) 8.00
Shatier:s Golossal—-New. purple, large, Very. PLOGUCLIV.E, TLDS... alice. ccc es noe e seme ecne menemeecaes 1.50 10.00 ©
Sosheyan— Mat biy, DlaACK Walp, sveDy MEOUUCERV Cote) . takin on niet Qs). sk 5 seek wie eoarsoinrsmiaioleaca scat on cies 1.00 8.00
Turner—Upright, almost thornless, vigorous, red, bears 125 to 150 bushels to the acre......... .50 4.00
SRG Ea Reeds, SE ATs yee cae ee. Seem cleric Sak os c'= SERIE RCE Co aG inc! 2as vie ab oa coedueenetetauies sees 1.00 8.00

8 PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY,

GRAPES.
(oS We have an unusually large and fine stock of grapes this season.
100

Agawam—(Rogers No. 15) 2 years, old reliable, large, red, one of the very DeSt...... 055. cana $ 4.00
Blood’s Black—Very Carly, 2 YEATS.... 0... cecce seein ence ee ete ee nett anes ceeeet career eres eseesaress 8.00
Brighton—2 years; hardy, productive. exquisite flavor, resembling Catawba in color........ 5.00
Campbell’s Early—New, hardy and vigorous, very prolific, berry large, flavor rich and

sweet. Flesh firm but tender. Very early; DQ VEAES 5.5 vieja dutheg aleve aseehs let ys ene een 8.00
Catawba— Wate red) 2 years, 6.6022 ee i sae peteags + «We onle de megee ple sian ore eles canes eet Sie 4.00
Champion or Talman—Early Dlacki’2y CATS seein owes s capes repatels eran pele ow aton wlelpye cl Wiaib hele > a 4.00
Christine—(Telegraph) early, hardy, black, 2 Years..... cece cece ee eee cece cece eee eee eee pene eens 6.00
Git m2) CAL Sie oe assis oles is She etaih wink Fomine ju are Bio's 9, dun Minko! o eins 4s Bainin aiatinipl timid ao/nl olsun (Wain al taljnte einen yes nen ol aera 4.00
Goncord=—$2 MEATS eee Ps a ass winnie s ba biereh oo + wie Co = te paige e plo em) Rg ARN Eieela ee teigre Me uaa oe ee 3.0)
Cottage—Seedling of Concord. Sweeter and earlier; 2 VEALS...... cee ee eee eee eee ee eee teen e es 4.00
Delaware 2) VCAES sk roi acc ew oie ba aa cices| toes os snipe ales ++ ge sinieies ele syeaiuih'eisfolaymratale «6 eiaietelb cpa ik rayMcletale a anna 5.00
Death VC Serie lee acti ve ages men cad aitmiaetiidese «t= ale’s or Mapes eo le lecteaveahle: ake; « leeds’ alles opal Soa ie seen 7.00
Dracut Amber—Large, early, DrOWN, 2 VEATS...... 026 cee cee eee eee ce cee eee we eeetaeens sees 7.00
Duchess—A new seedling, white grape, 2 VCars....... cece ce cece ce ee eee neces eee eees « Ra ee 7.00
Barly Victor—2 yieais. oo) os cic olte ie, cic Sees wit Sacnerreo Gols oles v's © Mpeaiie wie said mia wininjel plein oes rqiassinia ola) Silas peslolt here eM 8.00
Elvira—White, productive, 2 years.............. cee eee cece eee cee cee cette tere cece eens s ee neces 4.00
Empire State—W.biIte. 25 yi ars) lic. itcnsc oes cuidicjelage op <\e\« sietaielajelo misiate 5 as cw. = cel euelatboCw Aus veges by gerne a ne ea mI
Eaton—A large, showy black grape; ripens before Concord, 2 ee o syaicw dae afemegr empresa
HartiordeProlific=2 yea iS ielcwiceetc es Since ciarentes + Sora wapie im wlerculols « Byrele ie )mieveldhaieiayW.aiwl hte locate uaaes 4.00
Herman—Black wine grape, 2 years.. Brie 2.08 ies BOL

HERCULES—This new black grape “i. n peiminateds in Sunes sane was petits bifeted by us.

The vine is a strong, healthy grower, hardy and productive; bunch large, long and

broad; berries unusally large and round; ashade darker than Worden and covered

with a blue bloom; ripens with Concord. The fruit of this variety was exhibited at

the World's Fair, 18938, by the New York Experimental Station, where it created a
ETVCALOE AOL AM COTES (2 VALS oo hic sede wieteicien au... + Seenain ciel ac a slynimieieieten pts Neca isles sens iibaeeis totes es areal 25 .00

ILLINOIS EARLY—A new grape which originated with the late G. A. Ensenberger, ot this city,

some ten yearsago. The vine is very hardy, strong grower. Fruit large, purplish

black, ripens with Moore’s Early. Berry adheres well to the stem,and we believe

Will make aniex cellent Shippin eo. Variety. 2. ¥ CAiESins « «1 nes eine) erie) pe iscie <ieieiend nelle ae 25 00
Tsabella=-2°y.Ga VS oo iieve cc 0: ites sad'e bie siocalleves Rratate rol asetadale Oye s es a wgtbttacs oars, ints. eats wip a tors sae Vaal oa eee 5.00
Ives Seedling — Wail ys OyiS age oo ).6ai cc olsen ohn s ogee te oe ns Cera wise oe siete w isle jerneeee ws shot ae eaee eRe!)
Janesville—Very early, hardy, productive, 2 years.. Se Sawetres “bo ba@ et clathontn kh see eee Oe
Jefferson—2 years, new, red, verv productive, nana and Hieanone.. a aioe! we indage Yobe aneoak ae een 8.00

Lindley— (Rogers No.9) Very large, one of Roger’s best, lighter in Palen than ee 2years 5.00

McPIKE—We have inthis new wonderful black grape, greatsize, superior quality, hardy wood
and bud, very large leathery leaves. Fruit ripens same season as Worden. This
new grape ripens evenly and hasonly oneandtwoseeds. Skintender and pulp melt-

DIDO: Pe VAC AGS 70,6 wrciareriere, Vaiseysterels: « Sies Guise coals e sieie"s his's's as MB Mesctare se tie wis ya) 5 apd. ueroie ease ane oe oe 40.00
Lee id Wa do is Sarg neta a me ree ni Era eee Ss «<a Sore aes, PMc Tem metic dork ae oc: 30.00
Martha—White COMCOR Ge BVCATS T. piribiemine bs sae Nel e sia o MMR clad await Sc acct eks/e Oigl aac ed a ane 4.00
Merrimac—(Rogers No. 19) Oneof Rogers’ best black grapes; 2 years.. ate BEANS Bryce 5.00
Moore’s Early —Bunch large, berry round, black, very early, ripens 10 aa eros Hartiordn
EE OUMC 72 VC AUS oe spe ee etic ion oc «5 Me ee oe eos 0 Gibb God CREE OE ae 5.00
Moore’s Diamond —2 years, white, well: know: 235:. Gls eae eee ee eee 4.00
Moyer—A red grape from Canada; resembles the Delaware, but better and earlier; said to be
thee weeks ecamlier than Concord, Very Nard yee Vacs... .n-- 13s 6. sc ne tee eee 5.00
Niasara—WVost poplilar white 2sya ES a oe SE a. MR iets ee ela ace ded ap ee ee 5.00
Norton’s Virginia—Arbor and wine grape, 2 Years......ecccce cece eeeees cee POEM RB Nie oe 8.00
Noah? years: white cr e5 Se ein foe WO he ee he ae bas « Meee Gel wy OEE a ee 8.00
Perkins White or bromze 2iyears 4 ee ee eee eee! 8.00

Pocklington—Golden, very prolific; bunch very large; an excellent market variety; 2 years 5.00

Prentiss -Wilite; 2 Years aes ein cad cok eee tite ce Soc ee Re | aT Ne ee re ea eae 8.00
Salem—(Rogers No. 53) Berry large, round, coppery red; bunch large and éompact: one of

the-very bestthardy andiproductive 2 wears. Gian )..cbe ee ee ee ee ceo) OeOO
Vergennes—New, amber, hardy, vigorous, productive; 2 yearS............- cece ec cec cece ceces cece 5.00
Wilder—(Rogers No. 4) Black, an excellent market variety on account of its large size and

beauty; ripens with Concord; hardy and productive; 2 VCAES.. Csi TUg he tessa ates tee 6.00
Worden— Better than'Concord /27years, on 2 See. cs. cS eee se eee ee 5.00
Wyoming Red—Best early red, double size of Delaware, ripens a eer to 10 days in advance

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GARDEN ROOTS. 100 —-:1000
Rega anee araaieecie MamiMOLMNIte, 2 Years... pee se a ee stat Bae ace $0.75 $4.00
a Perlowmens Colossal, 1-yeaT 3... eee i esl eeelehs pmmement La ee eee .50 3.00
- 66 Gi : ae Cie aUS ees BOOMS SHS esl ocAt Oba = 5s are eerie nea se ee aes ise 5 3.50
es Palmetto. 2-years ....: SE aOR Sree RED 2 SE tee EIS gt een RR Re er he la hl a 4.00
Rhubarb—Pie or Vinegar Piant, strong roots, Linnaeus, 2 years. .... oe. eco cee cece ccccc cece eee. BeOOwe eee
BS oe eae ete: ft WW ACCOPianecmye al See ns he ee ee a ee HOO sais ees
Horseradish—2 years (per 10,000, $49.00) Se ee ee, e+ RE nC Leen nan AEN ee ee ogee ete 1.00° 5:00
STOCKS, HEDGE PLANTS, CUTTINGS, ETC. 100 1000 10,000
Apple Seedlings—1 year, first-class, 3-16 inch and up. Home grown ) Deets SERN Sed ae oo $1.00 84:00 = 7,-2aioee
as ff ** _ second-class, 2-16to3-16inch ‘*. oe Be rsacyaiers rah seask apeee sete = 9) s sf 5.00 5 ears
Cherry—Mahaleb, 1 year, 3-16 inch and up. a: $-s «seein BA wintee PRICES He seh git. 1.00 OEGORS 3a sore.
+e 4198 eo o- Loman =. 7. ein sss'bvss-< s eneeteneieceia ei crete ake ATCA ie 4:5. tar EMO 7.00 ae ae
a = SUOLGUASS Poteet See Sysiel sein to 2s +. eee oe tes PRACT NY. racet jae yet Namie eee 2
Pear hnench tiyear, first-class, 5-7 millimeters. o.. ..03eeeciee. aes | este ea does code w one 1.50 10.00 bee
Peach Seedlings—1 year, 18 to 24 inches Selec a heat ges ee eS p eeereneres 1 Ere ee 50 4.00 $35.00
Berberry—Redfruited, transplanted, 2to3 feet a a AA OOS DOA ORO a ay tie trae 6.00 Set o> ait.
Be ‘Thunbergii ae AZ LOANS INC OS. sparen cose rset eee eee es eee, Wome ees 7.00 sia oA eahgt ae :
Buckthorn—Catharticus; hardy hedge plant,.2 to 3 féettransplanted <s.c5.2% sn)... 2: - 5 OOM ene sat a ae
ze “e 3 3 to4 feepytrans planted 255. sss) 5 a ios: CLO cece tet
af _, Frangula, sete cs : icyear Sort inches es Sass. Sees eS ae wos: 5(10) DOO! Seeecce ne
ss re Mies os ue l year, [2sbo1SiWeENCS <5 cana) secrets aa we. ¢ 1.00 6.00 50.00
a pe . ss 1 year, HaeOet INCHES ries sce casero hakise 1.25 BOO: oo sxe
Be f ie ae cf 9: CATS Oe, PEC titan ics Carls amy be eo eRe 4:00) -30200=" 2 2ite

a a oe : Poy CAT SiSeLO 4 TCCLL eae gona aac ce,. = Seemee a.00 40.00
Priyet--Common. The ouly hardy variety. 1 year: I2tedbinehesge ga che sce nate 2.00 sees yeas
re fs LEansplan ted AS totanches.: ... - seers ccc ccae as ei oe ea ee areas 4.00 S000 53 Bie
oe f es 2 tors feet, well Dr awmened =o. ee case sass ters Sake oso WOO. + 40200230000
ve gt 5 a £04 feetievery lS osc eee chine sce eater wees oe 6.00 50.00 css
< fe af 4-to'$ feet,-yery. buSHy2s: :. intense tesens. aspen eee wane 7.00 ie as neds
sf CalirorminmstS to: 24-iNn CHES sa4 sos, 60k so ac hes: ., St Re oie pes eis cot tre Sere stoebioas 5 00 ae kee tees
vA _ BitOwwt ep siete sere! fe ctGekrge BGS Pi | cose eee ees an P's Brome ed I wo 7.00 eis 7 > See
Osage Orange Hedge Plant—1 year, first-class, PAaCKEG. ....... cece cee cece eee ee ee eeee ceeeen sees 2 00 15.00
Poplar—Cuttings; Abele, Balm of Gilead, Cottonwood, Lombardy..... ........0. 0 ceee cece cee re 200 Se cres
Maacyemctist 2. Vedat S SUE OME. 20 -Sin f35.8 o Sen Foes eee. Rapa nels ob ae ea ah A wots Avi) 6.002 S325.
Blacksllactsst-—1 ya bt £6 JOIN CHESs.. sir... one ohn eRe ons «RB pets Seip e athens Este ce eieudigin'y the oe a .50 4.00 See
ss Ye lpeaierls to deyHciwes 5. sc. sis oars c.- «eRe ods aeetieeh tae abs ie EPs at) D2QOi = year
2 8 NETL Ie SEE O A TIN CHIOS 5 ace ae & barre ointe:d v's + Meee aise oho ik OES Meats SEEROME sealers <a 1.00 6.0024 eee

ROOT GRAFTS—[Order Early.]

t= Largest Stock and Assortment.
Our Season for Making Root Grafts Closes March ts.

Root Grafts are Cions and Roots grafted and tied together, ready for planting in nursery rows. Orders
for special lists of sorts ~S"PLEASE SEND EARLY, with one-fourth cash with order, balance before
Shipment. This is very important to secure best grafts and your selection of sorts, as we take snvecial
pains in cutting and putting up cions for early orders. Please don’t forget this. No extra charge for
packing. Even 50’s or 100’s of each sort will be put up at the following prices. For smaller or broken
lists, prices will be given on application.

PRICES INCLUDE PACKING. 1000 ~—- 10,000

Apple--Price Pope SS OTTO TUES. oes ec annie e cialove nine = - seseie ies ieee ees Onl oie wo tiien Rie sm cwiainiera t= 's Ses $5.50 $50.00

fe On whole roots. Price of assortments Te so +, MERC ia cade Gentte Ren atea cures aie che atagepeareaa teres meee LO) 70.00
Pear— On whole roots _ “ Eien A Pee Se, eee Fe a RS wR ARE AUDEN eee Ea SUA TA On 2S gs 12.00

ne nee WE pesHe wy east! fe. . eal cases Be ec cake wos Bobo eo ssae Soe oes bee PGE vee ese

ES ‘Longworth NO... 2... 2... 2. eee eee eens Penta ree par EN eee aeaceed 1a sat sa

te" We do not recommend the planting of Prune, Plum, and Cherry root grafts. They succeed
best from buds.

EVERGREENS. |

All Nursery Grown, Transplanted and Root Pruned. 10 100 10C0

Arbor Vite—American or White Cedar, 18 to 24 inches, pransplanted: Ee Cee Ne Ya gee SAONO0. jects
“6 2 to 3 feet apace ated aeaeeieess ay ols aren 122005: 3. chee

a Orientalis, (Chinese), 12 to 18 inches, transplanted ...... .......... ....... $1.00 wee ee

ss He PEOSHee CeteagI SIAM ECG ). 3 Mite eee osseitnte snes 1m decgases Jone atin 12.00 ve eeey

10 PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY,
EVERGREENS—Continued. 1c 100
Arbor Vitz—Plicata, 9 to 12 inches, transplanted.. aR aa SEE ETE Es GREP g ae OA G's = $6.00
a é 2to3 feet ES er ETS a. Appel lns oper oie aul in ler ohare Reaarte era treme 15.00
ug Pyramidal; 12 fo-l8 inches, transplamvted . Bey seeceecciuveye oie cne ctr ieee ap lenient eee 15.00
a Siberian, 12 to 18 inches, ie eS 56, ey EO A PIO MITT POLE OO OCT hssos5 dc 15 00
a we 2 to 3 feet, 3 ace e he’ eadis leben ees elas ceo, Beto ee 25.00
i Vervaeneana, (Variegated), 2 to3 feet prameoiaateds eR PRE Wnt at Ber $2.00) css
Balsam“Fir—2t0o'3 feet, transplamte dis gncs csc ccce cand ve «ctaeeee cls syauee a olsbind, «bie nish ica eie pia ene eens 20.00
Box Dwari—For e@cing, 4 t0.6 INCHES aba a jccestye ooiej0) sini Rae pyepie eaeie wlohe. fale clades ea eye) eas 3.50
Hemlock—?}to'3 feet, transplanted ee. cihen wes cicewe we ce ++ Mees odow see aides owen Wis «Winnie ee eeerees 18.00
Juniper—TRASH, hardiy.2 tors Leetn, 8 VAR pices « «persian olen via Stctetetsis(s © Uiejalinteneictore ss totaly meena aatE 10.00
% nf 3 104 feet lvery fine... Sia ee oiQUMetetre’ card moana eye eteiateiule c cine amtcte eeatcee erate 17.00
a pe 4 tOD FEET! PS SOSA «co s GRRE ARE) ES cleat le beacon ta Heat anan eee ceeee 15.00
a ENGLISH, Sto Steet sie sk. ska sete acts boda as See MOOs s Sac aw oeeans stone serene vas OO” iy wires
ss TRAILING OR PROSTRATE, hardy, beautiful for low clumps, border or ;
rock work, 9:to (2:in€hes ee ee ee ea eee 12.00
us ae sd 12) to 1S IMCD Skea eFi vasa aimee hstieee ees eee 2 OOPS iiiae
ss SIA VINE 2 TONS FEOE aos Naas Sort cto e is eh haces wis GE ONS cone Ole aha cuales on REI ne mR ate ea 20.00
AUR OR ea feet (TOY DEMUTOL. 4, Soe ss hen ips eee
Mahonia-Aquafolia—HOLLY, very beautiful, shining green leaves and red berries,
1S OMS AMCIES Foie cee R te sas cc . oot trata ec cttteie cise caval sa teehee teleataarcees DIO! 2h asi vp
Pine —AUSTRIAN-12 tot8 inches; trans plameed 7: 60... emetic cine cuncins a slaaede se eerne on antee en 10.00
“ SCOTCH, 18 to 24 inches, rt Stensie 3.0700 WRNRMeeeeL Uelelal Platenase Sica nig terel ois celal ere kus, agaist ete nee 12.00
“ WHITH, 18 to 24 inches, “ SI MASS 5 - Oe, ior, An euei teeta eta: a inlet arsiite, Seay ett eae 15.00
“ 2 2 to 3 feet, CEE DER a's c's MARE IED atte Soe Sectaleiota ek Sete eke isusls oe TERE 20.00
Red Cedar—9 to 12 inches, eee aN ADO Ae Ae ei Lae Ro eo oe eA emery LE acy 6.00
a 12 to 18 inches, PSOE OSHA Risin, 5 5 b, SEIREC coks can puatinca Vasc eile stay Uae gt Rt od ALG Eyal Oe URN NLU 10.00
5 18 to 24 inches SESE Cade e so. SR RCIe TD Sh chhat eee ek oe atte he. Vane ete 15.00
ef 2 to 8 feet, es SE APIIEE cthe opt Met rf 3 Whee ee ORR ae Ba MRena gen mics 20.00
Rhododendron—Grafted sorts, very fine plants.. 5 tre ON he #0 is a Nee eee 10500: teen
Spruce—AMERICAN, white, 18 to 24 inches, eenoinnceds Briclerae ckagohe arma rebarstat cath Roem Mee LESOP Eee
io NORWAY, 9 to 12 inches, transplanted, unusually large and fine stock .... ...... 3.00
et ae 12 to 18 inches, st be EA Sad eaten RAN hee teats 5.00
ps By 18 to 24 inches, = st NEEL Gt SRR OK ORES ae 7.00
Ke ae 2 to 3 feet, e a A BOS oa 2 Wc 9.00
ee . 3 to 4 feet, a eRe La pe cune AMET & 12.00
: COLORADO BLUE, 9 to 12 inches, transplanted........ 0... 0... cece cece ce ee cence AOE hve mies
“ 30 oe 18 to 24 inches, SR «(PROMS Se Caintece rasta cia as shame ec Rear SuLaee SABO ee ems
‘6 GG se 2 to 3 feet. HERRERA Ci DIS ORRD ODE Eee at ae tee Pace Bim a 500 ea seen
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
All Nursery-grown. For planting and shipping we usually shorten in very tall tops.
10 100
Ailanthus—4 ‘toiG-feet transplanted: e2ic aie haces - SR Rena dite eae GaGa ey tea en ice ab yis eae $ 5.00
vs 6 to 8 feet, SEs Pala het ais nee SaaS en Sit 5 eae Corte crim ud a ad tt, Ca ees a ate aed many mE 7.00
8 to 10 feet, add Pea bs nig eS, PO oe MEN te RPMS. =, & oh GS har ec Mi ee Re OOHRS g Spe A, eo 10.00
Ash—W HITS, 4:to'6 feet; transplanteds iy ete te os . a feet, clearness: He ee ee 6 00
sf oe 6 to 8 feet, pied es Nh Ae aati SOE ¢, 8 Sc Noest eas y ahade ic pes oneta BRT ce eam cde eR Hic Os er 12.00
gs us 8 to 10 feet, CE Ths ENE Alcea Ui |< SME eae a ticleta erode Gon aac eee e Gee an, aes sees 20.00
se oy 10 to 12 feet, es Spemharsey i ie ae Kana alentans gan e P TRtabis 25.00 .
A a 12 to 14 feet, 24 to 2% ed orem. GS anepianieens. F Sct oan ORS Gh SeMaE ate Maeva site 5 40.00
fs ch 26 to.3 Inch stems, tCramsplanitedy ci. 42 0. sBemincacs deseo cee ccs ccolnre sere 5 50.00
awh. 3-cto4ainch stems, transplantede.coi.: 5. deride awe 0b «Sve ataagelteenn ore ence ae 75.00
Me BLACK;'6:to Steet, trans plamted weccckn Mei asi. os Bebe wuetere clk sin, sicjess Sle cqaeie cee ccrm senate Ee 15.00
es . 8 to 10 feet, Behe ll teibiare glare Seelalel sinc a e(aaMate aiclars. pce Ye\s'e 0 atin ane eee eee $2200). scsi
S ef 10 to 12 feet, as enh nee. 3.00
sf 14 to 16 feet, 2% to 3inch Riome. Cc DO oan
ee EUROPEAN, 4 to6 feet, transplanted.. : MIM i 5 eins che cao Es ois. ine we we Uae NOL ha ee 12.00
of s FLOWERING, 3 to 4 feet, pranepid qoedee Ae, ase Neista oldies soe aR arene aN DEO? rmvsiecciere
Ash—BLUE;6 to 8 feet; transplanted ieee oo eee oie ie eee al eet viele 2.50
& a 8 to 10 feet, yg Sie Safi he’s a. SMES Oe Pam ey coe eaten ghee nee aaah SOOe one es
Alder—EUROPEAN, 5to 6 feet, A ycecaitente asl. Bee eke erat Gos as raidn yale chalet asada. ate ceasivee oan eae mares 15.00
Beech—PURPLE-LEAVED, 4 to 6 feet, transplanted ................. ce cece eee ete eee es DOs cates
Pi JAMERICAN / 4.to 5 feet, transplanted. 7 ceicerrs... 6 semis illaia cle cee ae citer 5 SPOO)\ Baseeure

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Bitch—Te nor MAnNewW Hie. 3 to 4 (eet, transplanted. 20%. ose Ae en ow eS
cr ee a 4to5 feet, = «AR eae alataicraiaie aap oee Gisele este eee 2 400
us i 6 to 8 feet, OE Ce, Sav a oo arama Wiss UNS Len cai eee ont eed OR

Birachery—_ EURO BAN. > to 4 feet,-transplanted. ;. .geee noe. esd occ css ce voce chase lees. oeebs
ie a ee 6 to 8 feet, SO NS) Lo 5 MO tie Sisk eeepc ok waters Bae ere cogs

Blickans amt tye at 1 tO 1S anCNES Us. yes ccs kk. en ee ee Ee ee eae
es A MRE Aer ONU Oars MUTLCTIC Sire 2 hoe ont. Se Se se ee « wee eRe ae eb

BexeEIOCK SCC NAIC PASH AGCAVES ona ns ce eccvacdepcss ete oe 1 nase Bak Dees el ees

BMCKeVe— SROM Meet LEAS Did ULC bs. oc: <b eiie'n «oo oes, « « AU y od oe ae ee ea Rs 1.50

Busermint i LOS in CneS, Cha S Plane jaa. 608s bees DAR ee ees baw bees Ee ee

ee POE CE LEG ATS D1 AITPCO os fps) con's o cebalecs os ¢ + TERR ee ee a ee Se eS

as 8 to 10 feet, ric See rak Par led le ove ciaie. «nee edna at ole Ree ee See ee ne ee ens 4.00

ee 10 to 12 feet, Pa oR NS eae ie RM = 3 Scie eA re seri fy erect 6.00

ss 12 to 14 feet, 3 inch stems, tra nsplanted. Be: oC Cr socks Sanh olner os ascent 7.50
Chestnut—AMERICAN SWEET, 3 to 4 feét, transplanted............0.. ccccc cece ccec eens veeeee
si e hs 4 to 5 feet, SONG - - SiMmne AD terete Bet Csaveten J aust etal e ofS Stare 1.50

me < ot 5 to 6 feet, OOF |: SRR eet eee cao Rinerans' re Mneeeaeia e
Catalpa—SPECIOSA, NCA e S LONG ATLC IOS es Ss sia ene 2 Roe Se oo Ee at eae a et oeec ee
ri a SEO AAC CC ea em cio nicl, hardier ss os © CMRI Sae ors clea ok ae ee mee late, Mec a

“7 es APO 1ECEt, Clams plLaxIted = .c..,.).s <aeeemre eco Te eae iat 5. stalk, 3 Ie iwistare

* 2 6 to 8 feet, CE Naas aloe: cao SIM RRR oaahs oles SSIS REED See az yh rooms Gs

on P: 10 to 12 feet, HRT hy talete Ses aa <a EI oR Sela sie caterer ta ae es a ite 2.50
Cottonwood—6 to 8 feet, transplanted...... A Lice She's ef RM Wes Oana eis bSPoms SGine orton Cn yt. chloe
ad 8 to 10 feet, ROEM ESatais aes gut crea acl » RURMempenL oo ataichet sm open eet Wer Maree. ste eicy al ack ciet

e 10 to 12 feet, ae Sate” ae Seek ei rot aM) Rene Re A Se Reg Re Gre lar SRR Oe

‘ 12 to 14 feet, at urn ARE i dei Ge aN NAR. 5 ae RE uP asthe hen A ae gpa ee ae
Chemin) BLACK. lyear;8 to 12: Inchésites2.. . cbse eoees ehbe ae sede ees Fie Cee AN oe
es as *f AP ViGAT. 12, COM S ANCES eee cyes,3... Sepeaepe ea eecicie ae eee ere he tee as. tears On Siesta we meters ahs

ae os se APS even isp Gee ery (OIE Ses a ee ae 5 a don seen See poor mencm tne wGEGAS

eh “s xe ALLOIGACCE, CEANSPLATICCG =. 5s) eee tateestaiiets clare aie ole leiniclrein rerio a ean ss

is is x 6 to 8 feet, ES ies ee eee PAIS Ses ASIST Cae OE Oe aE

oa S a8 & to 10 feet, SE A Peed NAS: > 5 Meee ae ateeelersin Sis ccets.e a tate ina Me ole Sh” eae A oe

ye oe af 10 to 12 feet, se SPEED 3 Sah Beatie pated Soe Sa te PIE eaten EA

Crab—_BECHTEL’S DOUBLE FLOWERING, 3 to'4 fects. .c.. 0.2 ee nese vd ween re ceee 5.00

im AMERICAN WHITE, 1 year, 8'to 12 inchess 7)... RRs Artin tte ete kone ke wietes. Fisted a
i Sa oe 4 OG TECt Cransplance d:. <r icwas Perse eek oe a incte ice, eaten. e
Fd ee “ 6 to 8 feet, ST te ERE = Peas icy Gaye tnt He ic eee OE a othe eee
oe op a 8 to 10 feet, Rt MERE, Sh GE DOSOM Ha oa sat ae SOO OA RECO Ce
* : ae 10 to 12 feet, “s aE Rae oe eae se ee
2 a x 12 to 14 feet, 1% to 2 ee oem, Sa te Faas eee ees
i a os 14 to 16 feet, # 2 CORO lCnOSte mie. foes incis ocisisiec s Ge see
os oe ef 14 to 16 feet, 3. INC steme Sa ee ore eke esa cs 10.00
Sohn Gli sideet LOOT CEU, ChAMS Pl ad TLE Gs. fos cl ct nse 5 > teeeratotls ecitiols eis cnslasaceie’ome thts as hiclets ¢ sielensyn
eee SAUCE ACO ONCE CAMS PLAT LEG. clare se oc sos 1p See Saisie ets ebucemle os sivinninin je viv. ce esis < s sla'eine
os ns 6 to 8 feet, a ep tsa SEATS cle, <5. SERRE Ele as a eras Ba oy ale Be aT oe BS aa Ble
= SURAT PROG ye Oe Cae aCe er toes cots hee by. n, «= <A aT seer IRENE CSS wie ema eal: atte a ce nV sloialee 3 00

ENcCiSny aint tO'd Leet, tUALS PIAL <..scfe eco sis ce sae nae Roeewe te cynsee nace a weeameese sb seek

= f 3 to 4 feet, Bee ops ke ae Sa TS Ce |, SR NEO EM 2AM SSPE Cpt Ue nian ores ahve anes Sita

Hickory oncnDark—-3 to 4 feet, transplanted 2.0.5... depp sansa a siniele Sorc siecle se eee hee eee 2 sets

oY ee 4 to 6 feet, Se eT eon <a . A pee osie CPaUsiaicin earch sistas ois ois oak otek are wae

e a 6 to 8 feet, CE SE Ta RMR 5) Ac BER WOLD Re U ak ANE Be: Aut PR ot Rie eo

Hackberry —NETTLE PR Rib 4 tO heer, Li.anmsplanted eee op ccloe coaients stale ce tin ares a> eelce ae eens
a = a 6 to 8 feet, > SEOCKY. ones cs SS OPE Ren en aon Sap hee

st 2: 6 8 to 10 feet, USAR. «TSR HASAN RA Capa Oe 3.50

Mop-itee—Suripby Uretou.4 tom tect, transplanted . i gic. 2s. conti dee ce eet le eet onc seas teeees
Horse Chestnut—5 to 6 feet, transplanted, stocky...................0. Pa ene ena k atats wie’ s Paes peat:

5, 6 to 8 feet, us CO MENS HNN ease Te Sy a er eke aint ee opera

Jadasaeec—or hh BUD. 3 to4 feet, transplanted ....50.. ce... facta eee ee cee tenes 2.00

- e $5 4 to 6 feet, ae Ne DR sn lcnaeniere eae roreesiere
Juneberry DWARF—SHAD-BUSH, edible fruit, 2 to3 feet, ‘transplanted.. Last oe cles. le oinees

- Kentucky Coffee—Hardy in Wisconsin, 3 to 4 feet, transplanted .......... cece cece cee bees
Eaten ROP EAN, 10 to.12 teet, transplanted . 26. . .ss5es b.iscaleeecic cs cok vecsvecdioceess as: ae
Linden Avene AN. 5 LO 10 %eet, tranSplamted ¢. icc. Hehe ess css eRe a ek Skeets ce valleDlacwene oeemec
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ORNAMENTAL TREES—Continued.

Linden—AMERICAN, 16 to 18 feet, transplanted, % todinchstem...... ...........-- eee
= ss 18 to 20 feet, oe) A in CH¥Sten sae cn eee eee :
ee 2 20 to 22 feet, cf 5 LIC NESUE TI kai ssi cave shes So tale Ween oe
“ HUROPDAN 810 10 tCeE SLOCKY. cede ncn =<+ . Gee eee aebeteadasa sen) tee a on eerie
Be “ 1040 APH eCeia = =. ee ees + eee TakGae SAS capaho eee aC ae
a Broad-leayved..6 to's fect, transplanted»: .. .: eam oon snes
a Silver-leaved, 6 to 8 feet, CREE So . 5, SR ae ee re tiine na 2 caer eye

Magnolia —ACUMINATA, 3 to 4 feet, transplanted . i.e mec wane oes o's «sini sian an wee ee

ee oy 4 to 6 feet, se eS ern ere eae a Sa MeO Pi
s§ TRIPETALA, 2 to 3 feet, pee aieced oo « Beha lnre Steuer ete Seo ers Rye are
.. SOULANGEANA, 2 to 3 feet, transplanted .... ae Ae nr ot
a : 3 to 4 feet, ER coc Re ee mr ae Po ose
Maple: ASH-DHAV-E DD, Box bilder; year Seedlings, 60112 aNGHES Ses .as one oe eines
Lore: 2 2 to 4 feet seedlings, well rooted................... TAG ight
. 2 =e 4to:O.teet, transplanted... . {ceases eeeee ee te ee ee ee
us ck 7 6 to 8 feet, Se, RO apes Sow: SAMIR Suen Te Silence CaaS et ow Stas RST Nays bearers
ae NORWAY, Very desirable>s to10 feet, transplanteG =... ccass temas: en as one
‘¢ =e ce ag 10 to 12 feet, | ON BPEL oki Maire isiswe cto ahinltiniereus Golnbe ace eee tee geteine
e SILVER-LEAVED, soft or white, 1 year seedlings, 8 to 12 inches...............
oe “ lyear seed lines 1250 18 ICES oo cocen ein sa eee
S - 3 to 4 feet ee Lo Re ee
ae s 4to6 feet, Peep. . siaeiprsta(s Sida witless tee oppete ha agaee mocmnneenets
oe “ 6 to 8 feet, vie AS EER Io Eee
¢ 8 to 10 feet, CE Oe +g, SRS a stare aie Salons die ate tc on epi ctede eaes
. 10 to 12 feet, rs 1igetorlts tic bh Sten s< obs vee G eee
s Hs 12 to 14 feet, ee 14458O:2 INGHESECIMN 5 Soi six eens. se smh
* re 14 to 16 feet, : 2 tees in Ch Stren se ceas eesee
$ “ 16 to 18 feet, s 3-1neh stem, oor. Sct VO ar
*S NUGAH, Gites teet. transplanmteG .cwicrt. « i. . Sales ts. a cusp oe peepee © sci eeee ee
rf ss 8 to 10 feet, Sas + Se eee ae ee 6, 5 c= ORS Oa: Ske Re eR in Saree eee er ciate
ie “6 10 to 12 feet, ig RPS See RRP Ee ERE es pe SOAR pe YEN AeA. Le
se as 12 to 14 feet, Shs SANCHISTEM Gee Ficg os (oat cee eh ees
Ac cs i4-tolG feet. 24024 inch stems, transplanted::. 2... -sseen +e eee
re SYCAMORE-LEAVED, 10 to 12 feet, transplanted, very fine... ....-....- ....
os WIERS CUt-LEAYV BD; 4 to 6 feet, transplanted. . scones Gece Se esse crete s
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Mountain Ash—OAK-LEAVED, 4 to 6 feet, transplanted .......... 0. ccc eee cece cree
: a HUROPRAN,-4:to 6i1eetstransplan leds (225. a.2 ws « te oe eee
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Oak PIN: (Palustuis); 3 to4tfeet, transplantegds.< 20ers s-acmsce / plaseists SOS EEE

“ ss 4 to 6 feet, Pia fee ode kate wis ss. SeRIRBESRR «ey sox etece one case gavay ovatacarads peresanaenepctstetes ets

6 ss a 6 to 8 feet, ee OS Lo Sann eae ae

a ENGLISH ROYAL, 8 to 4 feet, SeSea_ pect Soh « Para lotsa 2 cia cewt ees athe ott aero

2 3 eC 4 to 6 feet, rs Pe es ore
Peach— DOUBLE - FLOWERING, pink and white? 2 e 3 oo path MOEN en ris See are

oa 5 aS = s SabOus TCCLS 5.352 01- leiete eas atte ees

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Pecan—Native, hardy, most delicious nut, 2 to 8 feet, transplanted.....................

Plum—PRUNUS PISSARDI, purple leaved, very ornamental, 2 to 8 feet............ ..

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as ee 8 to 10 feet.. SEE = SORE ST ee ee ere ot Gone bbc
fe *s iS 10 to 12 neers aig SWS SES nie « o -cERR Ease Gye Tateiere's, 0 0.0c - eaten REE EL erence
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in = 10 t0.12 FeCb fds ee ikiiee, cS ccs. ER eres ee re tee, ee ciet
af ee . 12. to 14 feet, 2 to 2% inch stems, handsome heads.................
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ORNAMENTAL TREES.—Continued. 10
Roping POLINA: LL LChD TENE SS cee ee ie eee: oS i) = a ee a ene ne Bee Sia,
s a IC Ce oe een en eS, , RS Sy ee ee Set pac Se A ee
“ SILVER-LEAVED 6 to 8 feet, ee en $1.50
«“ ae Fee x 8 to 10 feet, Unusually fine SPENT Sig NEE aE Diagn 2.00
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Salisburia—(Maiden Hair Tree or Ginkgo), 5 to 6 feet, transplanted................. 024.0 Je eeee
= = = i oe 6 to 8 feet, rs Fa Oe ee
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= eS 6 to 8 feet, p> ie RAS 3 Ree pee ee a ee Mae
“ SS ek 8 to 10 feet CO ios 5.0 EP A tae cE Sh ee ne
Sr ae es 10 to 12 feet pa age er Mea gt SOC ay are delnet nL AT eg Rt
Tulip Tree—W HITE OR YELLOW POPLAR, 4 to 6 feet, trams............ } PR ee
s = “a fe 6 to 8 feet, SO a Gre a ee Rn al ha Mines ee
nt 3 ss eee StO10 fee tages sx. se ese An | ae ae
# As ee ge Oto AU Tee tee g- . e ee WOX ERA 3 sear asete's
2: ge Ee be 120.14 tee tae * . 2 in. stem... oAne © 1 ow ssks
‘f Ate inch stems, transplanted. --..c-4<, -< seek mena. ess-- | stock 6.00
ae 2%to3 ‘ < OL fee ee carats <x SiS Eo 10.00
sega’ rs gs “e i. 92250
Thorns—PAUL’S SCARLET AND DOUBLE WHITE, 3 to 4 sob transplanted San ie eee
Virgilea Lutea—Yellow Wood. White flowers, 3 to 4 feet, : Ree Vira Sot nia =
Mallow —-GOLD-BARK. rapid, show y-'G-t0'S 16@t- =... 5... teeeeras Seceu ct ac tee Stas ewes ee os 2.00
re ato i PAC nd) DeAUTI tll. 4-00 GLeCE. 5... «> seein ce 1e ss eGames wissen ee 2 Gaewas
se 73 Gio S feet. fo Se ae ee eee ee ere oP PS Hee eek A
“é Se 8.4040 feetin tia Vues. cee ee ee Ree ts 2.50
$s RIAN DRA—lmimense »Trower>Oiesidiern-. 22. Be reise eS A
2s Dy EPH O RG Fea 4 40 6 bee bias 2 a ee oo ee as Oe es he ai hie as ew bene
“ee es pe e4 8 to 10 feet.. 2.00
Walnut—JAPAN. 12 to 18 inches, pce he a < 2.50
WEEPING TREES.
Ash--EUROPEAN WEE PENG? SthGRet any CA MCAS. «sae ee te eRe eee nee oe eee eaten ee
Birch—GUT-LEAV HD, WEEPING; 4 to 6:feet 2.2055. 5. tee eek ee ee ret coe weed e eee de
~s Bs ee 6to8 feet. ‘: ae
Cherry—W EEPING, very ornamental, 2 year heads...... Ree heen ae eee ener! © SEIS se
Blm— CAMPERDOWN: very: fine.-2-y Carheads=.<2\-<..-.. see ea ec AS ee ees nes

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tops.
Linden WE EPING, WHITE-LEAVED, 6 to 8 feet.

Mountain Ash—WEEPING, 2 year heads.................

We have a few fine specimen trees, 6-inch stems, 15 feet across the
Price on application.

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Mulberry—Teas Weeping; 2 year heads... 2.0.20. 05000 cca cues cane cece ee eee Se te S Ecce ps ae
Willow—COMMON WEEPING, 4 to 6 feet............ 0.000. ROR eRe OR eS Re ig bu EUS

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6-to 8 feet..

Ee : KILMARNOCK WEEPING, very fe. 2 year ohen Ts wate lsfatetefare! atm ote’ hata"ehata Se teats
oi NEW: AM BERICAN-2 year Hh@adScex 5 ces. 1. . tebe Fes see Mamta d cae wos Sasa cence bao ree Leek

5 - ROSEMARY, 2 year heads
=< WISCONSIN WEEPING, 4 to6 feet........

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ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS.

Almond--DWARF, double flowering, White and Pink, 12 to 18 inches, on plum.................
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cc «ce cc 66 8 to 4 feet..

Althea--ROSE OF SHARON, assorted, named, featie aa SHS 2 oR 3 eo

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Our seedling Altheas are very fine, both in quality and blooms.

of imported named kinds.
Kad VARIEGATED-LEAVED, 2 feet..

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Berberry—-PURPLE-LEAVED, beautiful, 2 — 3 Pict, trae ee Sete es oa ee cos See
_ RED-FRUITED, invaluable north forexcellent tart fruit, ornament and hedge,

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ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS— Continued.

Calycanthus--CAROLINA ALLSPICE, 12 to 18 inches, transplanted.......... 2... cece cece eee eee
Z * ee 18 to 24 inches, Va oe REST ANS eke a chs tiie ae tile Genet
Chionanthus--OR WHITE FRINGE, beautiful, 2 to 3 feet, transplanted........................
Cornus Sanguinea—W HITE-LEAVED, 18 to 24 inches, transplanted. ..cces se cece cece cece ee cee e ee
ss flascula—2 to3: feet. transSplantedic. co... ccs cept ce apc te ousiaoes evo wicle scl Soke ioe anne eaters

as je 3 to 4 feet, oR CHE ee. he ee eae eae nee aimee Cie Bie Ee oa
a Florida--18 to 24 inches, SO Tah Es eae a Ga. o'e:0 SOMME Te ORES ope Se Sia OTe ILE, Oe eB a Ie on clr ana oye eat eee ae

Currant--FRAGRANT MISSOURI, yellow flowering, 2 to 3 feet, transplanted...............
4 cs 2 os se 3 to 4 feet, se os toet sae eee

ee FLOREROSEA, double flowering, pink, 2 feet, transplanted.......................-..
Deutzia--CRENATA-LEAVED, single and double, hardy, strong, 2to3 feet, transplanted..
BS ms 3 to 4feCb transplanbed sc... un. sttecs ac occ semis ae scence eee

oY CANDIDISSIMA, 2to3 feet;-transplan te Gite. seis ec ccien cere = Soicd oo 2 ao ee ae

ss 3 to 4 feet, i: PRI GS oe Ravwasclats Seis one tT Sen

es GRACILIS, beautiful Dwarf, 12 inches, traeedntiteds Be TSS eiSloie ws stole Se tie CRE Ree

oA 2 ee ue MARGINATA AUREA, 12 inches, transplanted... ....

z PREDE OF ROCHESTER 18 to 244 GCS. screen rem cea cence setts omens bab cee center

es a a PLO FOCUS a0» eee ete te pat Sekine ones ake ee ae

ef es S LOM TECEC.<.. . so HeePIe aes ate cele t Pccmiele onal Oe ae ene See

“ WAT BACB its LOro TOC tee rate thas ehicie ets s «aR Maieate nae clean lenig ois aye! nails ofai@aie i'm Si totale oer

ae ie 3 to:4 feet... .

Ge We have an unusually large and fine stock of the above varieties of Deutzias
and will make special prices in large quantities.

Huosymeus STRAW PERRY TREE or BURNING BUSH, American 8 to 4 feet...............
& ae ee at ss 4 to 6 feet.. shore
Elder—GOLDEN-LBERAVED, beautiful foliage, 2:-t0:3 HEQE s,s lic san aiin eles aio s oie wee» meee mee
as CUPPA HAVA D2 £038 LOO tis. cast oc coats vice = «See teers none RS SSRs ah eis Fk See
“ DOUBLE-FEOWERING, 2.to SCE. cis «0. 5:3 See cee ae oe eke = -aFaisie tie eles, las nis «se ioe
Eleagnus—LONGIPES, fruit red. edible, very ornamental, 18 to 24inches.......................
Forsythia Viridis—GOLDEN BELL, deep green,very early, yellow flowering, 2 to3 feet.......
iS S COA PEELS os Wa is ie swans » cident od os Wee eae cae bn SE ens ae Bec See ee
4 Suspensa—Large, rather lighter yellow bloom, very hardy, very profuse, extra
fine; 2-0 SECU Sek s oS Be ia ea ae eae oe aa eee ee
es a 3. £O-4: TCO ess Sates Sass cele» oo aigeiiiere ab rape epee rein Siok ee anes ee ee
x Fortuneii--A strong upright grower; very gee foliage; flowers bright yel-
1OW 2: COD TEC Les fare Son tae «see eee Be SE ee ee I eee 2

ae OG Sito 4:feete se eee oe EMRE 6 AOI Pee i pees Suey bee
Hawthorn—ENGLISH, well-known hedge plant, single white flowers, 18 to 24 ede Z
re s PAR OO Ya i <1 =) UG ee es aR 5 ae ear eM e RRC whe Mey a tle Te ong sear, Shee ae
= is ECO A TEEL, See eid siete es 5 See nes Rhee ek ae see et ee aeaeee ene ree

Honeysuckle—Bush or upright, pink and white, 2 to 3 feCE-

i 3 to 4 feet.. ; Meare a BE, ibs $s Visage ae SAA he ie eee EE bo
og GRANDIFLORA ROSEA, 2 WoRw Oe tinned oo se piaeiees Supa eR o De as ete ee
ze “ a; 3.0, 4: f6et. ess oe. c weenie eal s ogee are setae oe
Hydrangea—CORDATA, very hardy, very showy, white, 2 to 3 feet.... ......ccccee cece cece eee

= PANICULATA GRANDIFLORA, 2 to 3 feet..
Hypericum—MOSERANIUM, dwarf habit, flowers large ole ie mos eatese, 12 to bi in.
Koelreuteria—PANICULATA, very showy large panicles of golden yellow flowers in July and

Avgust. 3 to4Teet. . Bee see oe Se eee Cee eee eee

Lilac—Purple,-strong plants, 18 to'24 inChessi..2... . eee ees soe eee ne ee ee ee eee
es Bs ZLOB LOCC hake. occ ocalwstecees sie ogs oe Bpiticios poche cast Ue See enn eee
dh of B tO 4 FOC bs eee Feo diniz cine ea Dace « cme ep oe cariiele ale Ae are Ce
‘ oh 4to5 feet, clumps, €xtra large. ...... 2022. soseees <2 eee
“ - ROTHOMAGENSIS, 2:t03 feet. 2.3.2 )...... 2 OR nae kin he hee es
Se WN ites 2 VO a Leet. chase ce. Gree ches crest ove ees ERE OSS: ot een ne Bie EN eee So eg
€ GRANDIFLOBA ALBA, i2'to 18 inches... . .. Baca 2s geen eee eee eet eerie
te PERSIAN, 2 03 feet..c5 5 oo... e lady Unie nd ae oo ee een eee ocr eioc tere
ay LACINIATA, cut-leaved, 18'to 24 inches... 5. .; Sees eee eee worn
2s a ie 74 OG A ol =] MIS oe 5 In Ss Ogee Ue OBOR ORG GUNES gases
te JOSIKAH, 2 tO 3 feCt. cor ee. sie. See Wee wees. San eae re emcee
S) PRES. GREVY,2:t0'S fC 6.5. sc ccke clic ee 0 ono /n!s enema apie scene tears eres ae eae Sie ee
«MADAME LEMOINE, (new) double white, very peautiful, 1Sto7 INCHES eects enn
CHARLES THE. TENTH, 2 to'3 feet 2o2 7030. eee ee eee eee eerie

MICHAEL BUCHNER, dwarf grower, flowers double; color pale lilac, 2 to 3 feet.....

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ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued.

Privet—See Hedge Plants, page 9. 10 100
Gs CALIFORNIA. See Hedge Plants, page 9.

Purple Fringe or Smoke Tree—2 to 3 feet, fine stock......... ... CORR Eee a Os, Sp rae tte ee GE AOR SRR A I 8 alle $ 8.00
a He . es POP EE Cher ooh aiece aichis « i 8 REMEMAMCNEN aVern Poeie ete Sippane sacral esusvavert re Gis evaroicts ie cia Ot sen eto 10.00
#6 te es (eA COO Tee Ex. ie - SRS SPS AN eee SERIO rig Dees 12.00
Plum—PRUNUS TRILOBA, double flowering 12 to. 18 Snes. Reet sinta inne < Sarat eu Pome be ol sale RET oene ema 4.00
“ _ a 2 to.a teet.. EE I RR Ger fe A St AE eaeta oan Gy Fa se ge Re SR let pe 8.00
as oe + 3 to 4 feet.. Bs So Medea oy SePINAOD posed a en een hh ewes ies 10.00
Quince—J APAN SCARLET, in variety, 18 to 24 inches. . ot ARS et ate Olek AEN annals ne Sone gsect Ae Senge are 6.00
“4 = cs = 2 to 3 feet.. : Ua SER 8.00
Rhodotypus—KERRIOIDES, handsome foliage fad price white omen in eee 2 Pe 3 ft. ESO Boum eee
ef EEA CCL awe et ose s rss te ne 73s) eee Soo CEO atte wien dacubr ate Hdoona SOON 2.00) 7. cacee
SOG Wie ese UO 2 S205 cha Eiaho se ee iS Lea ERM eae Ren Oe ie a Oke ree Ome a ees 10.00
ss 3 to 4 feet.. : Pode kee im Tn EE oe teat 12 00
Snowberry—(SYMPHORICARPUS) RACEMOSUS. 25h 2 ia 3 feces Fare tae Sais TR eS eS ot Cee TT Rone 8.00
“4 3 tozteet.. hiaie 2a RANE SEITE Clas sek pee 10.CO
és ‘te she white, 2 to3 feet ne DIRE Mik. MORES Se ee 8.00
s os eS - ‘eo ae Ae TT a atas 10.00
za ms Variegated-leaved, very fine, 2 to 3 feet..... REA Oe oe Wa ra Be ee Sm a 10.00
Spirea—All hardy. BILLARDII, COLOSA ALBA, VAN HOUTEI, SEMPERFLORENS, ite ;
42 4) (ELEN inde cc ie Gop Sa eee Se Ae ee aS, J I net ey On ARE SS eae i eS E 8.00
a 2a, LEVELS se ski ee Ae i at le el 5: Se RR eae a RPE a ule Rad Se Mt a eee eo a2 aes 10.00
rs ANTHONY WATERER. New, ieace very beautiful; flowers dark crimson, very
proruse,s years; strong-18 to 24 mches.. cu: s:..6. es ads op 10.00
ae - = 2 years; Stronp plants; Ito le mCheEs=.\22 ss tes beneet et ee eee 8.00
te THUNBERGII. New, dwarf, white, flowering early in spring; 2 to 3 feet.. eae, Sees 8.00
Syringa—(MOCK ORANGE), CORONARIUS, DIANTHIFLORUS, DOUBLE WHITE, GERBE
DE NEIGE, GRANDIFLORA, LEMOINEI, MULTIFLORA, 18 to 24inches..... .. ...... 6.00
* 2 to 8 feet... a AL te ita Re pre te ei ers 8.00
sf CORONARIUS, DOUBLE WHITE, ‘LEMOINE’: 3 oo 4 cecum Ne AEE Te eae eet gS 10.00
a PMS mPTERS AIIM ES: SO actos. Soe cis ars toc MRR © doe a Da tons ay nas ena ee Araneta a eter omre 8.00
faa At ieAN. pink flowers, popular, 2 to 3'feet.....7 28.0 eo... ASO oat dees oe ieee 6.00
‘4 af 51 CON feo ol Sy Sea a ee a INE OAR, at PA ea ei GA tu Pha Ts oye aA RE Sap 8.00
“a . 4 to 6 feet.. M? obs sckes ca eRe PEE OSS, eee ne 10.00
i GERMANICA, light ereeni ieathery foliaze, 2 teem 1 Oe ena etre Pea eg te IN. perry Ge. TO0ia tsa
4 PineoAwaankcoreen Tolhare, 4to'6 f6et. oo... 5... Seg eee k a ed wee owe ee te auc wena” sales nae 12.00
Tree Peony—Assorted, 2 years.. Ss DOO cs ae eae
Weigelia—ROSEA, CANDIDA, HORTENSIS RUBRA, ALBA PLORA- -BUNDA, GROENEWE-
ERIN eS a eTETAIN EL EUPls 2 LOM TOL cts Sots 2. See Pod co eeoa ence akls Sua ates occle cet oeneae 10.00
a 3 to4 feet.. =a Re ic. A TRRI cae oO EAT Saat Bae len ae fee at eee eee 12.00
os VARIEGATED (awart), 1B to 18 iaenes SSeS 0 + 0 5 Ramee ce Eee ee cM OE Me cee a pe eS ESS: 8.00
e ~ A em R TCE Lose hee hoc os ROE ike © Coe ars se REE het OE Eee 12.00
caer WhuANMENTOSA, > years, transplanted, Very fine..c 220. 2.5.65 ceca core Seo et wdec eves csiee cecnes 5.CO
i a, Oana at FSA ds ooo ns 5s RR ys en ew Ss mo Reco Soe Sees ere se 4.00
HARDY VINES AND CREEPERS.
Sent by mail add 10 cents to price for each to pay postage. 10 100
Akebia Quinata—Hardy, climbing shrub, with fine foliage and dark purple flowers, 2 and 3
Means Str Onicwmol atheSm crea. hs cece s. S GR ans « ile sien caieiciae sininje oa “Saleh acess”, viele $10.00
Ampelopsis— VIRGINIA CREEPER or American Ivy, vigorous, beautiful, an extra fine stock,
35 ESTERS 2 SERS. ON BS SRR © i RObo Co ee Seer OBeLc.o Screencaps era ia ies 4.00
Pee VIRGINIA CREEPER TS years, extra g00d. St@GkK 2.0.5.5, vaccines se dacniss cece ase teen, anes 5.00
oe VEITCHII, hardy, clinging to the smoothest surface; colors finely in autumn to
a bright red; most beautiful climber—from open ground................ .... 22 210-00
a “e from 4 in. pots.. 2 ON PPT TE AISA EMER oes As SC Bale napice 10.00
Bignonia~RADICAN’S GRANDIFLORA. TRUMPET CREEPER.... GENRE Re AH IER Cees atone pass 8.00
Beclantrous or Statt Dree—B llr Bit S WE HO SYCALES 22... 2. cecdeccces eo cetme dunes wanton eects ctencsss Senne 10.00
Clematis—See page 16.
Honeysuckle—FRAGRANT MONTHLY, SCARLET TRUMPET AND HALLEYANA, stron g
ERMA A Sea eae eee ene ins + + a nieieis oid <'e Sane =i gga ts es wpecemicneeccersise cance 10.00
RP Necold-leaved Wire a RetiGuidtdyo VALS. «0.0. 505-- --stoce sissies -cidsitenasscaceas eosee 10.00
a JAPAN WOODBINE—? years (Svergreen Honeysuckle)... ..... 2... .... ee ceee cece sees sens 10.00
3 Wistaria—GLYCINE, AMERICAN, superb purple flowers, hardy, 2and 38 yealS................5. 0 pees 8.00
‘““ SINENSIS, Chinese, blue, very strong grower, 2 years......... Mikicah Menge or Piso aa erion Ronde Eee 12.00
Pein Pe SCHENS, flowerspalé blue.in short clusters, 2 yeaTs.. 2.25.2... 02. ese seca ew neee gene teens 10.00
Penn Sy, DOUBLE WHITE, 2° YCATS . icc 5.0. Same reece bees sects cane ones recuse Betavine Gee +. ee

16 PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY, ‘

CLEMATIS.

All Hardy. Home Grown. Onownroots. An unusually fine stock. 10 160
Duchess of Edinburgh—Double white, of vigorous habit, free bloomer, very fragrant, 2 years,
strong plants from. 4-inGh pots =. .2 2.5... Beeecisainare © saee 1 Be sew ce at a cen ag) Case ee ee ee . $25.00
‘© DORMANT, ?2 years... Nos. Aik cctiawinen se cn + + Seen eae Cebels Saste teeike ssa cow es eet ene ee 25.00
Flamula—Sweet scented, Produces large clusters of small white fowers. Most fragrant of
ali Clieniatis:+ Dormant, 2 y Cars tec... -- -aepcse See ore ee ent oie oe ae ee Ce eee eee aietees EOD

General Grant—This excellent new Clematis originated in this city. It is supposed to bea

hybrid of Velutina Purpurea and Gem. Growth very strong and vigorous. Very

hardy. Large flowers of the Henryii type. Petals well rounded. Of the brightest

velvety reddish purple, shaded with brightred. Thisis the first American Clematis,

of extra fine merit, and undoubtedly new shades of color, in large fiowering Clema-

tis. It has been grown here for some years, and has proved to be unusually hardy

and free blooming, 2 years; strong plants from ACH OLS: Jo.60.- eae ee eee DLO DO ne
Henryii—New, and one of the best perpetual hybrids, of robust habit, and very free bloomer.

The flowers are large, white, and very showy. 2 years; strong plants from 4 inch

DOES Soe Seas sila = eno nic ain are niacin S + PR RTS avin eis wine Basi Ss Seinen sac es «ein ohare eee ee 35.00
Jackmanii—Deep violet purple, flowers produced in masses; one of the best, especially for

bedding, 2 years; strony planisironu4ineh pots. 2 so2.< csc 4. de Shee a wd 9 See ee oe . 25.00

es Strong plants from open ground, 2 years....... . re

Jackmanii Alba— Without exception this is the best hardy climbing plant that has been sent

out for many years. It has all the characteristics of the Jackmanii, being free

blooming and as vigorous. The flowers are nearly pure white, and make a fine con-

trast when planted near Jackmanii. It has been tested for years and has always :

won favor wherever grown. 2 years; strong plants from 4 inch DOES SS 5 men eee 3.00} Fane
Madam Baron Veillard—The flowers are large and of a satiny lavender pink; in form very

much like Jackmanii; 2 years; strong plants from 4inch pots........ ...56.. ee cese cece anes 30.00
Madam Edouard Andre—A new French variety, entirely distinct and most novel. The nearest

approach to a brightred yet produced. This Clematis was exhibited at the World’s

Fair, Chicago, in the French department, and attracted great attention, owing to

the brilliancy of its flowers. The plant isa strong, vigorous grower, being a hybrid

of the popular Jackmanii variety, which it resembles in freedom of bloom, strong,

vigorous growth, shape and size of flowers. 2 years; strong plants from 4inch pots... ..... 25.00
Paniculata—New. A strong, vigorous grower; very free flowering. Pure white. Unusually

frasrant=5 2. years. Dormant. = 222. -. See See SE GRS cain sjuie Sc ahis auch Mei arp eRe eae See . 10.00
Ramona-—A strong, rampant grower and very hardy. Free and perpetual bloomer; flowers

large, color, a deep sky blue;.2 years; strome plants from 4inch pots... ccc se jhe ose See 25.00

KFom open SkOUNGyS Vat cocks Mectie oss - eee ae i eek eee Sees eee ae eter aac ee 25.00

Star of India—A very showy, very free flowering sort, with large flowers, first of a reddish
plum color, changing to a violet purple, with turkey red bar in the center of each

flower leaf. A distinct variety of great merit. July to October. 2 Y CATS. ts cit ck cache = DO eee
Virgin’s Bower—Common white flowering. 2years. Dormant....... ......... earthen Sane StS) Leis fe ease 8.00
Viticella—Common purple. 2 years. Dormant............... Saas heise oe SUE ap = mes cae Sino se St eee 8.CO

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- BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS.

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ROSES—HARDY AND TENDER.

Purchaser’s selections gladly allowed, as far as practicable, without extra charge

50 AT 100 RATES. NOT LESS THAN 5 OF A VARIETY.

OUR ROSES are all of our own growing on their own roots either from cuttings or layers
We cannot afford to fill orders for less than $1.00 at the prices named herein.

ROSES— Dormant.

HYBRID PERPETUAL—0n own roots—Leading, hardy varieties; dormant; from the open 100 1000

ground; 2 years, strong

Achille Gounod,
Anton Mouton,
Antoine Verdier,
Augusta Mie,
Augustine Guinosseau,
Baron de Maynard,
Baron de Bonstettin,
Belle Normandy,
Beauty of Waltham,
Boule de Niege,
Caroline de Sansal,
Cheshunt Hybrid,
Coquette des Alpes,
Dinsmore,

Duchess de Mornay,
Duke of Connaught,
Emperor of Morocco,

MOSS—2 years, hardy varieties, from open ground, dormant............

Blanche Moreau,

Countess de Murinais,
Crested,

Luxembourg,

Princess Adelaide, :
CLIMBING—2 years, dormant.

Queen, Eva Corinne and Seven Sisters
CRIMSON RAMBLER—A grand new rose from Japan.
HARDY YELLOW—Harrison yellow, 2 years
TREE ROSES—Choice varieties, first-class

HYBRID PERPETUAL—On own roots, from 4 inch pots

Achille Gounod,
Anna de Diesbach,
Alfred Colomb,,.
Anton Mouton,
Augusta Mie,

Baron de Maynard,
Baron de Bonstettin,
Belle Normandy,
Caroline de Sansal,
Cheshunt Hybrid,
Coquette des Alps,
Coquette des Blanches,
Dinsmore, ~

Duke of Connaught,
Duchess de Caylus,
Duchess of Mornay,

Enfant Mt. Carmel,
Fanny Petzold,

Gen. Jacqueminot,
Gustave Pigareau,
Jean Lelivere,

Jean Liabaud,

Lady Helen Stewart,
La Reine,

La France,

Louis Odier,

Madam Masson,
Madam Alfred Carriere,
Mad. Charles Wood.
Madam La Charme,
Madam Plantier,
Mad. Francois Petit,
Mad. Isaac Perreau,

Perp. White Moss,

Fanny Petzold,

Gen. Washington,
Gen. Jacqueminot,
Gustave Pigareau,
Jean Lelivere,

Jean Liabaud,

Lady Helen Stewart,
La Reine,

La France,

Louis Odier,

Madam Masson,
Madam Alfred Carriere,
Madam Chas. Wood, °
Madam La Charme,
Mad. Francois Petit,
Mad. Isaac Perreau,

32 1 CURR A GOR SR en Be Sas cieermere: Se eeeye nisin lsc ne sicrsl-'sialnpete eo faenielele wi clecny a8 Ol SOU ae DIO COU

Mary Washington,
Marquis Bocella,
Magna Charta,

Mons. E. Y. Teas,
Peonia,

Paul Neyron,

Pres. Carnot,

Prince Albert,

Prince Camille de Rohan,
Queen Victoria,

Reine Marie Henrietta,
Souv. de William Wood,
Souv. de Wooton,
Vick’s Caprice,

William Chesbrough,

100 1000
POAT TS ERE $12.00 $100.00
John Cranston,

Raphael, Capt. John Ingram,
Red Moss, Henry Martin.
Salet,
Geo. the 4th,
Pride of Washington, Anna Maria, Baltimore Bell, Prairie
OSU Pg RE -. Sp Aces ret CUO Ne ce DINE eae a 10.00 90.00
Dormant: 2) y Cars se) seis soo. ceo 12.00
OE LGR ciate ov 0 « SRRRE eae tte ARS TIS ERLE SOREL Dw orci rates 1200* eo.
SG Par MERION s o03 keer hs, eae Aer ohn OR ene mecS 60 00he sie:
ROSES—From Pots.
100 1000
TESS dein eae yeaa. abe $10.00 $90.00

Mary Washington,
Marquis Bocella,
Magna Charta,

Mrs. John Laing,

Mons. E. Y. Teas,

Peonia,

Paul Neyron,

Prince Camille de Rohan,
Reine Marie Henrietta,
Souvenir de William Wood,
Ulrich Bruner,

Victor Verdier,

Vick’s Caprice,

William Chesbrough,

18 PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY,

: ROSES—From Pots— Continued.
100 1000
fliONTHLY—Including Tea, China, Noisette, and Bourbon, on own roots, 2 years
strong, from 4-inch pots.. we oo LEMME Se are eras acne oe ie alae Se BVO sige hbase Se ane ..-8 9.00 $80.00
+ MiG OHI 3252-1 CH PiOESin an cceeenin = 6 0.0 « emma reset aire sides Coa Aiea ne ovale tela Rec eee 3.50 30.00

Bon Silene,

Bride,

Bridesmaid,

Champion of the World,
Clothilde Soupert,
Douglass,

Dr. Grill,

Etoile de Lyon,
Hermosa,

Isabella Sprunt,

Leonie Osterieth,
Madam Claudia Perreau,

Madain Emilie Charin,
Madam Pierre Guillot,

Maria Guillot,
Marechal Neil,
Mary Washington,
Mosella,

Mrs. DeGraw,
Niphetos,

Papa Gontier,
Pearl Rivers,
Perle des Jardin,

Princess Radiziwell,

HYBRID TEA—From 4-inch pots, on own roots........

Souvenir de Wooten,
La France,
Augustine Halem,
Duchess of Albany,

Antoine Verdier,
Meteor,

Belle Siebrecht,
Madam C. Testout,

present Garabe

Princess Sagan,

Queen’s Scarlet,

Rainbow,

Regulus,

Safrano,

Souvenir de Laurent Guillot,
Sunset,

The Queen,

Washington,

W. A. Richardson.

100 1000
.- $10.00 $90.00

Maman Cochet.
Balduin.

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HARDY HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS.

The following assortment embraces the most desirable kinds and varieties, and in great demand
for permanent planting. They are all showy, beautiful plants, of easy cultivation.

Anemone Whirlwind—A new, semi-double form of Anemone Japonica Alba, which is sup- 10 100
posed to be across between this beautiful variety and a Japonica Rosea. In general
style and habit it isidenticalwith thewhite Anemone. It isof the same strong habit
of growth, and is even more free-flowering than the original type. The flowers,
which are 24% to 3 inches across, have several rows of pure white sepals, and the

advantage of lasting much longer than thesingle varieties 2227-2 oe. cn ea ee ee $ 8.00
Achilea—THE PEARL. Double, white .s<. .c2. ss... . 3 eee ee ae ees eee ee Ue eee eer ae SEA 6.00
Asclepias—TUBEROSA. Butterfly flower, brilliant orange red Bs eee er eee re en a ae 6.00
Aster—MICHAELMAS DAISIES. Assorted varieties. Indispensable for fall blooming...... ...... 6.00
Anthemis Tinctoria—HARDY GOLDEN MARGUERITE; of dense, bushy habit, with large,

Solden yenlow. HOWELS saint ew we eee is oo SR ee ned ta ene eee $) 130 eames
Aquilezia—COLUMBINE, assorted. 2.c6 esc deen « 5. eee Sane riee see ce ee cares De eeenee Oe eee eee eee 8.00
Anthirrhinum—QUEEN VICTORIA. White snap dragon. Fine for cutling.. ee Re A Oe Be 8.00
Arabis—ALPINA. Very early, white flowers; splendid for borders and ee aa rach Pare 4.00

Callirhoe—INVOLUCRATA. Anelegant trailing plant with large saucer shaped flowers of
deep rosy crimson. Continuous bloomer throughout the season. Desirable for

borders and rock WOrk2 es occ cdae es cca s ioe ss deme cathe mani ee oe aeen eee ee 6.00
Cinnamon Vine—Climbing, very handsome, rapid grOWEL ........... 222. coc. eens coee meter eceecee es cocece 3.00
Campanula—BELLEPLOW ER. Blue... ..2. 20... 0.53. - foes ceese ce espe oe ae ee ee eee 4.00

Coreopsis Lanceolata—A hardy perennial that should be planted in every garden. The
flowers are clear bright yellow, very attractive. A profuse bloomer and perfectly
hardy. Thrives in almost any situation. Invaluable for summer cut flowers.

Strong ClUMPS, 2 Vas ~. ..v wsiee ice sw <iede.ale 5 ote oo Geis eee a te er 6.00
Delphinium—FORMOSUM—Bliue Warkspur..:./. ..... Zeca ee ee ee eee (iS, | cer Sphest
PUMILUM ALBUM. Dwarf, white.. ae ee ears ene SIR a, poeta ete Rs | ae a
Dielytra Spectabilis—-BLEEDING HEART. Ls exceneee eee Soe ASN eS a RRC Re ee cael ah are 7.00
Dianthus—HARDY PINKS, assorted.» 2-and@’3 year specs ee ee ree eee en ce 8.00
5. BARBATUS. The well known Sweet William........ Bah See a fe ae PR and ce eee 8.00
Digitalis—PURPUREA. Wox Glove.>...::. Acc... ee aan Sits See See A CE OS «eee 6.00

BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS.

HARDY HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS— Continued.

Euphorbia—CORALLATA. Flowering Spurge, fine White... ...... 2.2 cece cece cece cree cas eeenees
Eulalia Japonica Variegata—ORNAMENTALGRASS. Leaves striped green and white........
‘¢ Japonica Zebrina—New zebra striped grass A, Fora 35) «RR ia ae ERS CUS aati nc Za tod a ears NG
‘* Gracillima Univitata—Narrow green leaves with a silvery-white midrib ................
Bonkia— Dana itiyoownite, ble. ANG VAGICSAtEG cs goss sanpteescre sas ends bp ide ieee wa say aiemiare ce elt eee
Gysopiia—_te ANIC Oia hA. “SMOKE NOW! - sc scecs ccs wastes ceisies oie Koen 1b ee meds weneusetieves Sons

Helianthus Multiflorus—Double, Dwarf, SUNFLOWER, dark, golden yellow color, grows
from 3 to 5 feet in height. Never fails to flower the first season of planting. One
othe naraiest and best herbaceous plants .i<... pe ssas Ge cck sie nda. we eee abe ees we

Maximillian—An elegant specie, the latest bloomer of its class, as wellas one of the
latest of all flowers. Clear yellow, from 3to5inches across, with several rows of
petals. Center full. Handsome in bud and flower. Height 8 feet.. ;

Heliopsis—PITCHERIANA. Very valuable for cut flowers, resembling Sun File wee rere COV-

ering a longer season of bloom and earliestin summer. A new form with dwarfer
habit, giving a succession of deep orange yellow flowers, from June to October.
MCC Gree ke ec an asim cen ee ee ee Sle ME EAE COR eee Tee Oe reece a Mery Molen e Is Gees

Heuchera—SANGUINEA, Alum Root. One of the very few red flowering, hardy Papas
Flowers in graceful spikes. Very profuse. From 2 inch pots.. ts wes

‘ SANGUINEA~—Alba, white flowering; splendid for cut flowers. ieee 2 eee oe
Memeracaiis—OlmANG Bis DAY, AuUEaY .2¢ CIMINPS chasse sees eancacele Dahan cresipie bi. semesters com

Hollyhock—Double, white, yellow, pink, red, sulphur, and maroon, from 3inch pots....
Hibiscus—CRIMSON EYE The stems and wood are deepred, and foliage is beautifully
veined. Flowers immense. Color a clear snow white, with a brilliant crim-
S CHIN CN iC mieten er oy Sates drole told ote, cesen wie ane) ie. cede Oe 5 sc RES cs Siem a ee iat, CPE ORIEL a watylauels
Iberis—Sempervirens. Hardy Candytuft, evergreen. Beautiful white flowers early in
STOVER NS SPS AE BAS 3 GR ee ne ene OR Ree oo Peete eh aS RE ene ee re ele Peek eee ese
inis—GPRIMANICA. German. Iris, assorted)... 220205. re Re ae eee.
eee VEE HE eas hid Pads PETS FTE ROG Wo Lah sc lh tainc Lee Dea ea le aia eee wa Gree Rel ob a cbse isle ole ee ee
Lathyrus—ASSORTED—(Perennial Pea) Foursorts; free climbers, well adapted to grow-
ing on garden trellises, to cover walls, stumps, and trees, and with their constant
bloomstaiversteikinee pest 1S 's p.S ns: BOBS als 2 a oa are, Dear here hee And So aes oe
‘* LATIFOLIUS, (Perennial Pea.) Denseclusters of deep red flowers. Constant
hloomerallisumimenr. Winemtor Cimento. on ce seh lees
Liatris—SPICATA. Blazing Star. Deep purple flowers; June to August.....................
Lychnis—HAAGEANA. Broad heads of showy flowers, varying from orange red to richest

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Lobelia—CARDINALIS. Cardinal Flower. Long spikes of beautifully formed, deep, fiery,
Cardinal AOwers every Cueckive: ALON) 2 INCH OES. 2 scicasies oe to boc sicncs 6 ween

Pzonies—See page 20.

Pardanthus—CHINENSIS. (Blackberry Lily.) Easily grown in ordinary garden soil, 4
feet, June toSeptember. Showy orange-red flowers, spotted with purplish
ERE: QTE“ IGIES oo are op vcrencsnte so aro Siw atc he ooo le a im. 0 aM aint eine yatphae ERI aren Nake icterahe” Wisi Sie

Pyrethrum Uliginosum—This is considered by many the finest autumn flowering plant we
have, growing four feet high, and covered with a profusion of large white
flowers. Resembles the Paris Daisy in form of flowers. Very useful for fall
CubTIN SO; PAIISIISE LO LEE OS bites ct. tsar. co tins io aim) Siemens ia lesan enon tania sn Sale mone at

Phlox—HARDY PERENNIAL. The improvement made in this beautiful class of Sate
the past few years is perhaps more marked thanin any other section of the
Hardy Herbaceous family. Instead of the small flowers produced by the
older varieties, which were almost limited in color to lilac and white, we now
have gorgeous flowers combining all the various tints of rose, carmine, red,
purple, white and salmon, with their distinct eyes. They require no care but
dividing and resetting every second year. Their vigorous growth and free-
dom of bloom make them very useful plants. Perfectly hardy everywhere.
We have the following named varieties: From open ground ; strong plants.
ALCESTE—Very beautiful large flowers, white, shaded lilac; enormous
bluish violet center. Good. Almost identical with Duqueslin and Gloria...

. AMOR—Pure pink, center light flesh pink. Dwarf grower, forming round
SOUEOFrG BD ERG SES Se BOSS 5 ee as 5 Oe ee ee ee
BOULE DE FEU—Dwarf grower, very large flowers of bright rosy crimson.
PSC HRD UPI Shc ie EEE OER eR i oe en ee ee ee
COQUELICOT—Large flowers, bright orange, center purple; a very bright
color. We consider this the best variety of its color and among the very
Bost yee PLOguced. a. Mavit GWalta VELY VWAROLOUS.... 5.2 cee cen cee etme gence

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HARDY HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS—Continued.

Phlox—CROSS OF HONOR—Light lilac, each petal regularly striped with white; very = ue
attractive: <MeGtu mi SIZECAHOWE!TS .. aoe nee correct ccctetack << tines tse eo ems ovine ete Cee $ 8.00
DUQUESLIN—F lowers large and perfect, piiien violet, shading to white at
Cdgess CHIMSOM CY.) “WET VaSEPIK 1 9 epee teense rete oie coc austere enlace ohne eee 10.00
ESCLAIRMONDE—F lowers large and perfect, bluish violet, with lighter
e Shading, andidarkscenteTn.cc.+.. o..+ SRR Re cee oo. ee ee Denia Sane ee ee 10.00
HOFGAERTNER DECKER—Magenta rose, very EV GO SAF ante eee eee ee eee 5.00
JAMES MAGNUS—Wiuite with crimsonmeyes ies te oe a tee. Bae ee eee 8 00

’ JEANNE D’ARC—Large, compact trusses; flowers extra size and pure white.
Onesor-the DEST DIGOM GEST esi = 5... Sette ome ales ee are cw len re aay a stemnrenesereed Ree Se oe ee 8.00
JEAN LIABAUD—Light rose, crimson center; habit dwarf. Very desirable. ...... 10.00
’ LUMINEUX—Extra large flowers, pink, shaded magenta, crimsoncenter.... ..... 10.00
MOLINR==Salmon, flushed@rosess . .:stiescr oe ect ee eto oaks ons Pee eee 10.00
MIXED VARIDTINS—2 years from Opel SEOWMC thw cons pec ose a eee erence ee eee 5.00

We will have a fine stock of above named varieties, from 2 inch pots, for shipment

in April next. Prices on application.

Pzeonies—Pink varieties, strong roots. ......... cece ic Reta Ai Pie AC ants Da pres sha. 3 Siete a a topaeegs 10.00
se HEG-VaArietesMSEROMSIFOOLS «at Daas css «aati Resmi Ie ole Retioae G esteisle cuskclcte, onc: Mande Semicon Lene 12.00
‘s -White varieties, strong roots.. Ssanine ove\ cabgaeeateisrenckterale| MAT TAHA. cS Katchalseete Wet ote, a tsa ane Rel ne ts oS 15.00

Rudbekia Double, ‘GOLDEN GLOW.” - Brion new ailene and ¢ one “that il find ¢ a “Wee
in every garden here and abroad; of fine habit. vigorous growth. with early,
continuous and immense blooming qualities; it will be found excellent also
for cut flower purposes, inasmuch as the stems are long. and often carry a
dozen flowers furnished with most beautiful foliage. A large vase filled with
these. flowersis:a: beaubtitiudssiomt. . Chutmips sag jctsen coe area ws els eens cto aie Brie rc: 4.00

Vinca—MINOR; Common Periwinkle or Myrtle, well known 5 hy ae: 4.00

Veronica—Amethystica, lavender blue, Angustifolia, “Anes, alse ears “sore mae bien 8.00

Yucca Filamentosa—SPANISH BAYONET; 4 feet; June and July. Foliage evergreen and
somewhat resembling the Century plant in habit of growth. The flower
spikes are many branched and the flowers are borne in huge panicles above
the sword shaped foliage. Large, white, waxy blooms. 5yearroots......... ...... 5.00

TENDER BULBS AND TUBERS.
10 100

Amaryllis—EQUESTRE, pink, from 4-inch pots...........2.. 2.2... Ng piede bie Ne ape toe sated come ad Meee beers $ 8.00

es HORMOSISSIMA. velvety Crimson, tronte mich. potseia sec pe eee eee pee 8.00
at JOHNSON bright redefromacineh potsteeetsew vetoes eee Geen eee 52:00 2 aces

Begonia Tuberous rooted—Single mixed colors...... Bi oo Sa Soy eee OI RD oe a nese E ET Sa 7.00

Canna—New dwarf flowering. See page 2}. : lentes a

Dahlias—Assorted varieties, dry-roots. We iar a fine Police mon OE 22 ‘livers “ALB NES AG i sea te ee cee eee 8.00

«6 Gc fe ErLOm= 215-1 Ch pots... KR CAM AY IS Ur ctor. vale csos cies cave aml eee ee 5.00
Gladiolus—MixXEd. val COlORS see. Rea erate: Weiss ore AS «and SMe med ete eerste af eek Seana scien si aes er 3.00
A colors separate.. Rotasines «ie POs HE Oy RT Gh Ou Gas 4.50

o leading varieties ened eae’ aN Neen cae. SemMpebeta sib capiea ye ats ee yk ae eae NR ee Mars ta ete 10.00
Maderia:Vine—Strone bulbs 222.4 G2s.0 eee enc. . 5 ees eee fie sewn: Ra eke eed ee eee 2.00
Tuberoses—PEARL-and DOU BLE, first-class "DUIDS .-Bevcee: cee e wore dev naccs soecte sees fet eee i Se ee 1.50

HARDY LILY BULBS.
Our Bulbs are all First Quality.

100

Palnm—AURATUM cold banded-“stromobudbs -_. eee: heel oc cne e See $ 7.00

cd CANDIUM (Old White Lily) pure waite, very ast ant a. tie aja ogee sastieveye miele wie al tiehepe oteke te aaa eae ae 6.00
os SPECIOSUM ALBUM < a's Saghicratese's). ocecin ane sieteiadic se cee LRages eee nemes 8.00
See oe RUBRUM, blush with crimsomispots::.... 2% ee ee ee 7.00
aC <¢ ROS EUM, TOSE SPOtted io. . ees a sc'a5, wrapere ict Cee een eee ee 7.00
‘$ LONG IF LORUM,- PUre WICC. iis. eee e sos oe eeieinrarobiny steleteie ds prt = peg ae 7.00
“s TIGRINUM (Tiger. Lily), orange red; spotted. se ee ee eee 5.00
cae es SPLENDENS, later, larger, the plant taller.. Jaca nis <6) She Ree ee 6.00
Ss “ FLORA PLENA, double fowerimean.cecs. --ce cei ek eee eee 8.00
x HARRISII (Bermuda Easter Lily), white, first-class bulbs............ Ives twee sae et 15.00

Lily of the Valley—CONVALARIA MAJALIS, choice, favorite, exquisitely fragrant, Bee hardy,

BLOOMINGTON, [LLINOIS. 21

GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS.

Thirty Thousand Square Feet Under Glass for plants and propagating purposes give us unusual facil-
ities; so we can truly say our plants are in most splendid health and vigor, of the best size and shape for
shipping, and put up in the most approved manner for safe transit. They are usually sent by express, for
which there are excellent facilities at this point.

Purchaser’s selections gladly allowed, as far as practicable, without extra charge.

50 AT 100 RATES. NOT LESS THAN 5 OF A VARIETY.

NEW GERANIUM—E. H. Trego.

This is the best scarlet geranium yet produced. It was grown by careful hybridiza-
tion from seed of Mrs. E. G. Hill, crossed by P. Crozy, by the noted florist, A. Shriver.
We have tested this variety for the past five years and can truly say it is the largest
flower and brightest scarlet geranium we have yet seen, and that it cannot be excelled
for bedding purposes. The color is a deep scarlet of exquisite shade; the florets are
regular in form, more than semi-double, and about two and a half inches in diameter:
Trusses, enormously large on long stems. Foliage and habit are all that could be desired.
It has also proved to be an excellent winter bloomer. We are the first to.offer this
magnificent sort to the public, and do so with the fullest confidence that every purchaser
will be more than pleased. Price, from 2}4-inch pots, $1.25 per 10; $10.00 per 100.

Prices, except as noted, are for first-class plants of shipping sizes.
Agapanthus—UMBELLATUS. Blue Lily of the Nile. Flowers produced on long spikes. 10 100

Rema CSI ISA PLC cre ci ara'sin cee Feb SMES Cas Seis Oka a's ~. ORE RE ane REE gilts Datta S ROPE St AeA e Reta ier cS . $10.00
AULT OS—-OlSOLCS PEON 2 -1N CH POTS se S225 ce sie § ade eo wpe 0°e onclelmePerseetey soca sala Sheieted Pa mintosetsice 14 cies fufeuatom aaa a she Dio ceO nests, snes
sf SOUV. DE BONN—Variegated, From 214- TANCE OLS esse raisina i wisi hes Seite se siee pa aeisies DO. SS awe

Ageratum—PRINCESS PAULINE. A most distinct and novel variety of dwarf; compact
(Ke 3 habit, rarely exceeding five inches in height, its peculiarity being that both col-
ors, blue and white, are combined in the same flower; the body of the flower
- being white, while the stamens are of a light sky blue, giving the flower a pretty
variegated appearance; one of the most distinct new bedding plants that has

come under our observation. From 2%-inch pots.. Soa Rea farere Siero im Bra cta an ae ean era a 4.00
6g STELLA GURNEY. This new Ageratum is a very SiNSEE pompaece a ooRee er
branched. An extremely free bloomer. The individual tufts are very large
and dense. The color is intense blue, the most beautiful ever seen in Ageratum.

Continuous bloomer; unequalled as a bedding plant. From 2%-inch pots........ ...... 4 .00
Pltecnantheca—> Sorts, cinch pots: Price per 1000, $95:0052 202 -s- ws ee ees See 3.00
Alyssum—Double dwarf, 24-inch pots................ cee eee eee 5 Se yaeea ee sine shee ecueimrare tian hee alaeore se ae 3.00
Asparagus Tenuissimus—Graceful, fern-like climber. From 4-in. pots..... See eeeate cet eee 1.50 wate

re Sprengerii—From 4-inch pots.. sinieet MR Savas ot wise Bie a sas Sota Va oh ie hk ve ae eM PIO tsa neers
Ree ie tor window cule ncn ae. Hse CAE, Set PT AER Sere eta kanes BS TSE anh Rares ae
PEA ONS Ne ATO TTT 0-1 CM POU s .cears coke cnc c «nes ons Someteleas Ree Hk ele steuele amine a wists a eshte eee ens HOO se

Begonia—We have an excellent stock of the following well-known flowering varieties:
Alba Picta, Argyrostigma, Argentea Guttata, Glaucaphylla Scandens, Ingramii,
Nitida Rosea, Parvifolia, Rubra, Sandersonia, Schmidtii, Semperfiorens Alba,
Semperfiorens Rubra, Weltoniensis.

From 2% and 3-inch pots.. | SE: 58 SUR nears SAM Rene ere mearin haan oe 20 ie teeta i Rede 6.00

From 4inch pots. ....... eet ice PRS SS SER IORI cin abel Sette ce eae hake ee CR 8.00
“REX, in variety, from 2%- fcr a x AD HOO. Shere:

z VERNON, pink flowering, very Teli: kane ton pana ae O14 inch ore Ts Fite Si eae 5.00
Calla Ethopica—(Lilv of the Nile), very desirable, strong plants, 6-inch pots................. 0s... 15.00
aa! eS From 4-inch pots.. bs Y pbb USC atte a eee eee 10.00
Cactus—CEREUS GRANDIFLORA—Night. Sapiens Gennes 3- ier pots. Be uid emienee sees Bans ae 1200: 2 e248
ie EPIPHYLLUM TRUNCATUM—(Crab Cactus), 3-inch pots.. SS SoG hee 1OO!=s sateen

= SEE OTL OSS Opie rere Pe SST el ick 10) asain a peter ks, PEARS = EN eee aa ee 1 ODES © cee

Cannas—(See page 23).

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22 PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY,

GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS—Continued.

Coleus—Choice selection, from 2 and 2%-inch pots. Per 1000, $25.00...............cceeee ee eeeeee

Chrysanthemums—Chita, Col. Appleton, Golden Wedding, Ivory, Mrs. Elmer D. Smith,
Major Bonnaffon, Mrs. Henry Robinson, Mrs. Chamberlain, Quito, Timothy
Eaton, Vivian Morel, White Bonnaffon, Yanariva.

MrOm234-1NCH: POts seks ssc seo Sons Bac oo « eee nie ate Mes ee teen aki oh a ae ae ee
Echeveria—Secunda, Glauca. Foliage lively gray color. Used largely for bordering in
parks. Resembles ‘‘Hen and Chickens,’’ 2% and 3-inch pots...................-..
Feverfew—Double white: Prom? imchy pots, ... . Seeese secre. pede ds epee ies oc mies = nee
Ferns—Adiantum Capillus Veneris, the true Maiden Hair Fern, strong plants from bed.....
es Bostoniensis, or: Boston-éern, trom 4inch Pees coancec sess wees clooas oso ameeeseneees

a ote sci y Gamera ie Yel sty 102 Sy nee Bde ce etoeom nee esac
Geraniums—DOUBLE, La Favorite, M. Canovas, Mary Geering, Richard Breett, S. A. Nutt,
White Swan. Mrom 24 inch potSic:.s. aeerecmas + ote eek we Ss soe WSS aN ee cine Ria seem

= SINGLE. Athlete, Gen. Grant, Mrs. J. M. Garr, M. Chalfant, Univers. Strong
plants, froem29, an Ch *potse soc... , / ERE ees ee ae eee Pee so eee ec oeamioees

‘ta BRUANT TYPE. The finest for bedding. Beauty Poitevine, Mrs. E. G. Hill.

é 2Ye-INCN POts. ...... os eee eee eee eee cee nett eee ee eee eee tenes

rs + New varieties. BELLEROPHON. One of the freest bloomers,

, single, soft scarlet, large florets, im’ense trusses. 2%-in. pots

a s THOMAS MEEHAN. Trusses as large as Hydrangeas, florets

of fine circular form, a good grower and bloomer in any kind
of weather. Colora brilliant pink, an entirely new and dis-
tinct colorin Geraniums. 2%-inch pots....... Sd a. Nat oh tenors tee
‘s & JEAN VIAUD. The best pink bedder yet produced. The
flowers are large and semi-double. Color, exquisite light
fresh rose, the upper petals marked with two beautiful
white blotches. Habit and growth unsurpassed. 2%-inch

| (10) SRAISERAS aos DABS oes Sein. 4 bacon Sinus esos oO oCoscconcuscced
s§ ASSOrted fine Plants, 7OnMl 4iNCH POts. .. sete s ip es cee ee ote ane Uae sion ata e ae see oes
3 IVY-LEAVED. CHARLES TURNER, deep bright pink; JOAN D’ ARC, white;
CHAS. MONSELET, fiery red; GALILEE, light rosy pink,
CXL EA LOOU ve o-TNCI DOES cas aus eae inic wis sitniw sete ola Wee nls win Gicaieer en Sate
4 ROSH-SCENTED: =214-inch: pots :azs «: :: wee cess. 245,52 5! pews cose cet ee eee eas Cae ae Pou
= E. H. TREGO. Newscarlet. See page 21.

ficliotropes—Assorted. from 24-InCh POEUS oes ccec.: ws ote wae Pes eieee ss Bete ceaeeee eee IeEeg ieee
Hibiscus—CHINESE..~ Assorted: trom:4-incehy pots... .. cesess..- om asusiiec - os we cenlealc cient. june ee
Hydrangea—HORTENSIS AND OTASKA. From 24-incD pots............ cee cece cece cece cece eee
= “ ss and THOS -BOGG..” Fron 41n Ch’ pots. cos osnes
es IE ss in From 6-Inch: pOts.205.2..20-s.-
* MARIESII, New from Japan. Trusses large and of a beautiful mauve color.
Tomo 63s Ch Pots 25S nae accra cees os. 5 s AeReieeee tne oases cea ee uente ocean aplemen ts
us POI 4 TCH OES secs ele, oe mo wate ao tc 3.2 eee Syne sien ase = sea eee Seen eee
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4 ey 4-inch pots.. i ic Shes anaes Seema

Jasmine—CATALONIAN. Pace ane sige Senccal fame ence Shee.
Fantana—HRed and wiite, froin 27.1NCh pOts |... <: ..... ».. aeeeetee ieee Seminje = «lak ne aes eine ey
o SHLRAPHINE, Dwarf, Pink. From 2410 Ch-POEss: sass wenn toe = cee s eee eee
“6 AMIEL, es Brown: .: From-2), inGhe pots :.sec 54 cs can pep too oa a eae
3 ULTIMA, New. Yellow.’ rom 25 inch pots Seek seenxt wine cee eee See Coes
- CORBEILLE D’ARGENT, New, Pure White. From 2% inch pots...... .. .........
Lobelia— Blue, from.2'4-inch pots:. Soc cr sesso Aeoe. 5k. « Den Oe Saas ee cee eae a lake. Sfoiese seperate
Marguerite—WHITE AND YELLOW PARIS DAIS Y.; 2%-inch pots... ..:..<..<..-sssem eee aeeee
Moon Flower—From 2%-inch pots .. Aa ee. Se oe eee aves
Orange Otaheite—A dwarf orange, which bears a profusion of : easel flowers and edible
LEUMit:— G-iINCH POtSiin cs 5 oS ee ere wees thane sacs -opehlsaes von VAeRELSe eee eee
Oleanders—W hite, and Pink, double. Well branched, 2 to3 feet, 6-inch pots ............... ..-
s Double, Red, White,.and Pink.. From 3-inGh. potss-ncecsice cos ceew ee ele one eee
f Single Yellow. Well branched,.2 to 3-feet;6-inch potse: J: 22.22. Soke ee ee eee
f VARIEGATA. Finely variegated white and green foliage, distinct and handsome.
Flowers single, pink. .Fronu@-ineh pots —5..2...cee ce oe eee

Palims—KENTIA BELMOREANA, CYCAS REVOLUTA, PHOENIX RECLINATI, LATANIA>
BORBONICA, CHAMEROPS EXCELSA, SEAFORTHIA ELEGANS. Fine plants.
From 6 to 8-inch pots, $1.50 to $4.00 each. We have larger and smaller sizes;
prices on application.

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GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS—Continued.

10 100
Pansy—Blooming plants,transplanted, per 1000, $20.00...... 200. wee coe ce eecee sence cee nee coe ances $3.00
Petunia—Fine double assorted. From 2%-inch pots.......... SACS GRIN Ce rar ah Se Gambins sR IED, 5.00

Phlox—See Hardy Herbaceous Plants.
Pyrethrum—See, also, Herbaceous Plants.
Sanchesia—NOBILIS. Very beautiful variegated foliage. From 4-inch pots.................. $ 1.50
Salvia—ST. LOUIS (New). The finest Salvia yet produced. It iscertainly without a rival.
Beautiful flower spikes, fully 12 to 18 inches long and three inches in diameter.
A very early bloomer, and continues to be one mass of scarlet flowers from June

ee OS Cees a VET CH POLS nme he Co os wc wnse o ara'S 0.0 » SIRE ee oo el ae ne he ad Ba see Ie SOS 4.00

KS WM. BEDMAN. Anearly flowering dwarf sort that seems to be almost a continu- °
ous bloomer. Brightest scarlet. A great addition to our list of bedding plants.

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Sansivera—ZELANDICA. Very ornamental foliage plant. From 3and4 inch pots.......... 1 50P. <5 scene

Saxafraga—STRAWBERRY GERANIUM. Fine hanging-basket plant . Serer ena Neen cee 3.00

Swainsonia Galegifolia Alba—A native of Australia; extremely saree eed at a win-
dow or ona trellis, presents a lovely sight; of light green foliage, and a splendid

profusion of flowers resembling sweet peaS inform. From 4-inch pots. ............. Ps DOL ATS aes
Tritoma—U VARIA GRANDIFLORA (Red Hot Poker) from open ground.................cccees cece 6.00
Valotta Purpurea—A beautiful flowering, bulbous plant, adapted for potculture, blooming _
in July and August. Spikes of brilliant scarlet, lily like fowers. Strong bulbs..... ...... 6.00
Mechoths— Nene cauection....Mrom 2-inch pots....5.. 6... «dashed cad cette ono OOoe esos ce cosas coucua Seoetee 3.00
Vinca—MAJOR VARIEGATA. Fine for hanging baskets. From 2%--inch pots.............., 0 cess. *5.00
CANNAS.

We offer the following choice collection of French Cannas, which we consider among the best stan-
dard sorts offered. We consider the Canna the grandest and most effective summer bedder, and con-
stantly increasing in popularity. Price, except noted, Dry roots, per 100, $2; 1000, $15.00.

Allemania—Dark scarlet, border yellow. Flowerlarge. Foliage green.

Austria--Pure canary yellow. Flowerslarge, open. Foliage green.

Burbank—The orchid-flowered; having clear, beautiful yellow flowers. The plant is a very strong
grower, 5 to 6 feet high, with leaves with a texture like rubber. Excellent for planting in shady situa-
tions. Foliage green.

Explorateur Crampbell—Bright crimson, with darker markings. Foliage green.

Florence Vaughn—Golden yellow, spotted red. Foliage green. Dry roots, per 100, $3.00.

Flamingo--Finest scarlet bedder. Foliage green.

J.D. Eisele. Fine vermilion scarlet, overlaid with orange. Very showy. Foliage green. Dry roots,
per 100, $3.00.

' Madam Crozy--Vermilion scarlet, bordered yellow. Foliage green. Dry roots, per 100, $3.00.

Mile. Berat—Nearest approach to pink. Fine bedder. Foliage green.

Queen Charlotte--Crimson scarlet, bordered gold. Foliage green. Dry roots, per 100, $3.00.

Sec. Chabanne--The best salmon colored. Strong grower. Foliage green.

We can furnish the above varieties of Cannas after May rst, started in 4=inch pots, at $8.00 per 100.

PLATE BOOKS.

COLORED PLATES OF FRUITS AND FLOWERS.

Our stock is composed of hand-painted plates—new, handsome and showy and the best in the market.

Size, 5% by 9 inches, with printed description at bottom of each plate.

Price, 8 cents per plate, binding extra.

Plate books made promptly to order. :

When bound in ordinary book form, with name and address printed on cover,a charge of $1.00 made
for binding.

— When bound in folio form, and arranged so as to show six to twelve plates at once, making a beautiful

and attractive combination of colors, a charge of $1.50 is made for binding.

All books bound so that more plates can be added.

Bound books of plates generally on hand. Prices on application.

List of Plates free on application.

Can furnish lithograph plates of most varieties offered, at 5 cents per plate.

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NURSERYMEN’S REQUISITES.

Articles not found in the following list will be priced on application.

Box Clamp—Woer. packing trée-bOXeS. oo... choi. Ste bee ewer « See ome cei sen We, op > eee Snag = nee
Dibbles=Planting, €ach-.2 2.00 25h 2s 2. a ace oid os os Ee eee cs dee Seas 0a eepatne a5 Speen eine :
Diggers— Western Tree Digger......... .. bee Ons “+ 0° GEMS n SoSe we Fete Sie cleu ietn ope eek ge ieee i= oe ee 35.00.
Hoes—Wa chen ao ice ah ee eee ogo ae wn 0 0 w 0 Begeeee pekop itn yates Sogn ae'a. 6 in Getid Sne'e oe e ea eeee +t
Hoop Iron—For strapping boxes—ready for use—peFr pound . ...22 2 oe inc ns pecs enemas oan So bas te) bee ee
Knives=Grafting: common; postpaid, each « ... .°: eee es nek gee ee ss eee ce ees Coe
> Bud ging? CacCn ek. x5. waa sis ao she & ape hee Ns oes Sees nha das thie EE rin nied > eae Ses eee ean ee
Labels—Judson’s—Tree; pierced, 4-inch, wired, 15c per hundred; 1000, $1.25; unwired, per 1000...........
x Pot: per A000) ces 3. ccc. gees. pte eo... . eee Seo tne wl eas hme ands Sa wa ee ee
Moss—Per 100 lbs.. es gins a sR PURER the, epics Siw mis cys Suck ae Sw coe ie See 5 ne a
Oil Paper—For ite sine. aus 100 pees SG <A ee Oe er er et une bern
Order Book—25 orders and 25 perforated duplicate sheets, postpaid, 25c; per 10.................... ne tecaee
Plates—Colored. See Plate Department, page 23. —
Shiedes— Prunus cache: is 2.t es eee ne. oes PPS es osle Pededew toes wes gece ier thegt ee
Spades—AMES’, each, $1.50; per dozen.. : Soo ula pis Sistas tee ae wast a oins's oy abi, Se CREE ee
Tags oni opiee peuted Couedet: es Dye. oe 1000... Pe eee Pe ee eer Seg
s ss i se 014 by 84; per 1000. er eer orem ieee tee
Trowels—G.arden: ¢ach.. 03." ise ee eee PING A EE Pe ae es
EIR SEE TES ine Se coe oa, oa ae Bee ee tes coe eee ern z
“ Waxed, ready forage) suficlent to wrap 20,000 grafts.. bps nh gs a ao ooet Tat tidege eer a
Wax—Grafting; per lb.. aie Bie oe dete eee wt Ree e ee vee be be deh ae hee | iS
Wire—Brass, for labels; per 1p. Sub cis ts ee Coney new Oi Sree He mn he Sawn wie ale helene eco See eee err

OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS STATE ENTOMOLOGIST.

Urbana, Ill., July 17, 1902.

This is to certify that the growing nursery stock and the premises of the
Phoenix Nursery Company, situated at Bloomington, Ill., have been inspected |
according to the provisions of an Act to prevent the introduction and spread in
lilinois of the San Jose Scale and other dangerous insects and contagious diseases
of fruits, approved and in force April 11, 1899, and that no indications have been
found of the presence of the San Jose Scale or other dangerous insect or plant
disease. This certificate is invalid after June 1, 1903.

(Copy.) S. A. FORBES, State Entonialoniee

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